The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 26, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPflfro Six EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday, December 86, 1926 Yes Sir! Do Change WHAT OTHERS ARE DOING Bits of News From Towns throughout the State FROM ALL OVER OREGON ... , - r- "3r Issued Daily, except Sunday, 1y The Herald Publishing Company. Qfljce: 119 X. lviglith Street. Klamath Falls, Ore grin, E f. MURRAY Publisher VV. H. PERKINS ' News Editor Ei'tercd as second class matter at the post office at Klamath Falls, Otrgon, under act of March 3, 1879. Member of the Associated Press Tie Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re -publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not olberwjse credited in this paper and also the local . news published therein. All rights of re-publication of special (lispatcne? herein are also reserved. T,l e Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath Count v. S V II S C i! I f T I O X It A T K S IVlivorcil by Currier Ono Year $0.50 Six Months 3.60 Throe Months 1.9$ One Month 65 ir Hal) One Year : $5.00 Six Months' 3.75 Tlro Months l.f.0 One Month Saturday. December 26, 1925 WHO PAYS? Granat Brothers of San Francisco tells a story that should interest every reader of The Evening Herald. It answers a question that at one time or another has risen in the mind of every thoughtful patron of progressive merchants and it tells why it is better for you to patron ize advertisers in The Evening Herald and why you save money in doing so. This well known firm took five columns of space in the newspapers of San Francisco to tell the following story to the people pf California and adjoining terri tory and it is so interesting, that we reprint it: "Who payslhe advertising bill? A Granat advertise ment in a newspaper costs $S00, that advertisement brought $16,000 in sales, costing five per cent. It is so, year in and year out. Does it raise the price of the diamond ring you select? Does it' add a f urthen tax upon your pocketbook? We believe not. The advertising increases sales and as a result the ratio of other ex penses is lowered. Whether we sell $1000 a year or $100,000 a year, the rent is the same. " Advertising increased sales to a rsoinr. whei-P wp rnnlrl sell our diamonds and jewelry at lower prices to vou and still make a larger net profit for ourselves. That is hav ing your cake and eating it, too. So our customers did not pay for the advertising in increased prices. Who, then, did pay for the advertisement? We'll cell ycu the answer. Our competitors in the jewelry business, chiefly those who do not advertise, paid for our advertising. They paid for it in trade that slipped away from them to us. They paid for it in the new customers we got which they might have had. They paid for it in high expense, low volume, high gross profit and low net. They paid for it in small turnover." What applies to Granat Brothers applies with equal force to business concerns in every communitv, large and small. In Klamath - Falls it means that Evening Herald advertisers can give you better merchandise at lower prices than those who do not tell the story of their business to the people of the city and county through its cohunns. -That this is true is evidenced by the fact of the tremendous volume of business done by Evening Herald advertisers during the holiday season. They cleaned out their holiday goods and had none to cany over until "next year, the interest-and depreciation on which must be spread over the other merchandise. When you buy from Evening Herald advertisers you are buying from your friends friends because they bring their message into your home where you can read it over, study it and make your decision. What they have to say is spread before the light, of day where it must stand the critical eye of buyer and competitor. It means better merchandise and better prices for you. SUNDAY HOVSKS SOLVE The first of them was erectel WKKK-E.M) PROBLEMS about SO years ago and the last was sa e!l received that -there FREDERICKSBURG, Tex. Sun- ar3 now aD-,U 100 in use- -'8al-day Hcuscs, tlnv (...veilings. clhH -r- the "Sunda' House" consists of enc ed mostly a.oaml the chur:hes o or ,WJ scia" ro:', on thc eroun! this Utt:e German town in the hills .'f:oor and the baQe n"mner cn a of southwest Texas, have salved for ' SKOnu rloor- many Nnehmon and farmers the' Altcoush finished c:mforubiy, nroblem of week-end irfn to town : ft" ct t 't'm "Mala cooking men. for shopping, trading and attendin i " ? , I! STEWARD LETTER'- BY CHAIM.KS P. STK WAIST WASHINGTON" The house of'rep rcsentativo:; In jealous oi'.the senate'." swellsr office btlUdtne sweller. ;b'a: is, than the representatives' own. That's no joke. The average rep resentative resents the- fact that e-v.-h senator has a public outer office auil and inner private one. while he has uUly et., for himself and v.hataver -asucl ribble may dr.'ft in. Some rep resentatives have partitions put but that cramps their room. Such is the wholo explanation of the proposal to spend $7,000,000 on a new office building for thc lower house. The present one i3 all right except in comparison with the sen ate's. There may bo a bit of sound rea soning behind the rcprcsantctives' anxiety for as classy quarters as any body else. Call on a senator and you get the impression 'that he's a big man. 11" Isn't in sight, in the first place. He's In majestic ecluslon behind that massive private office door. An at chamberful .of suitors .wait without, upon the invisible statesman'3 word. You heve to plead with his secretary for an audience. By the time you got j to him you feci you've accomplished ; something. Thia must be a mighty i important individual. 'Three Killed As Climax To Holiday Dance Tragedy Stalks at Brooklyn Resort Party NEW YORK, Dm. 28. .P) Three nnidentlfied men wore shot and kill ed early today as tho climax of a Christmas dance at the Adonis so cial club, a Scu'.h Brooklyn resort. ' The triple crime was dlscjvsrcd when n policeman found ono of J tho bodies lying In tho street. He I made his way to the daiioj) hall and j : ,ir,l tho other two men Tying amid broken furniture which had appar-l ently bcoa wrecked !n o tarflblal struggle. The hall was deso-ted. Foreheads Again Are Fashionable LONDON. Dc. 26. OP) Fn:c- "oud.t hsvi' again become frnth tonaule, but women's ours luuiti still be covered Bp ad aro useful only as appendages fr-un whl.;h great oarrinsi may dangle. London hair dressers havo come tj tho retime cf winnon v.-hosu head; and faces lack the highly ulaaalcal tiaot ncccsiuir.. to make t .e slicked down hair becoming. The hair is nor swept straight back from the forehead and tho tir.t and second dainty waves cause graceful 1 joiu to fail cvor tho ear.', merely luJIcatl-air tha shape of the head v.-lthim ac centuating unattractive lines. WOMAN BURNS TO DEATH IN BLAZE Winter seems to be a- very reliable cure for sunburn. "SKAT OTIAKDKBS" OF ROME RIVAL AMERICAN "I.IZAtlDK" HOME. UP) "Seat guarders" somewhat like lite "Lounge lizard i i of America, have originated here as a result of the prowfnr; predilection for afternoon i-a in th;i Bnglish fashion. Rome's number of tea rooms ai re- ntr'cted. so each afternoon younsj men averse to strenuous tasks take aeaia anil hold j.hem until the tea snekcta arrtve. Then, luati ad 'of re linquishing tli,- chairs. Ih? guarders merely offer to make room tor tho arrivals, alipplair.back a soon as ten is over. To date. the twcncnpatlon mere ly Is uncd as a means for social ad vancement, but thera are indications of comruc-rci.iHaiJon. MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 20. IP) una woman was hcllnvwl to have burned to death and 22 person:, were rescued by firemen in 13 be low xcro weather here today whan (ire destroyed a three story brick bulldlnj:. lion was estimated at J 3 5,0 00. Mm. Frances Wnnzor, 52, a crip ple, was cremated. It Is .believed, as I, In missing. V WIM'AMHVTU IUBINQ Auproacnln.il lood hhiko, the lava) of the Willamette river puss id t',:i 0 (not piark above u INMI t nion today, still rUlng rtipl.lly, The riv er roso .S of n fool allied 7 o' l ie'i this mornlni, it dim pallarod, aowayor, thai it nit ,oii rhlutull1 dsrliji the pnii Si li.uii H I halt during any oi Iter day Inea the hftKiuiiiug of the racoul itOTBl, the river would ioon begin I Q r.' dmwi DgHlD. I' lie I'lvvr Ulia luijn ttun ul its kl lest iiuliil nine,' Fobrunfy I I. On that day it raflatar ed 0,S (not about iiormnl. holuit slowly nubsldltiK trom lite re.oi'l Ul Id that ocfurrud durlitg tlu eerl. pari of tile nionto. With the wind coiuIiik nlea.llly t: Mill the sotitli, and leiniieratiii e kapt up t a reiunl mark for Ihlj Uma of i ho your, repnris Isdloala thai nnow In the UOUAUIM I" oiell Q ttMln to the rlvar Hood, .s ile in Jouiuat. ,. ' .MDTOIt OPflCK AT ASIll.Wn Willi i ho arrival lure t ulay of II. K. Uala, iS utlioru (ireK ii ill'. Iriit nmuauer for the tin'g.m Hint, Motor aaoilaton, eama th nn aoanrnnjaat that the fooal otftca or 1041 oryanliuilon would be opened within u verv fq days, QaJa U hero musing arrauge ments for t-o qnjpmaut nacatiary fjr thj cfti.e. and securing an at tciulant f r the Informal io.i dsk. WTleu these havo been seiurod, M declares, ihu offloa will bo pur Into oporntiuu in iho Llthlu riprliiyn hotel. There are more than 160 mom buu of the motor a'soi-latlon In Aslilatid now, as the result of tile drive singed here by the aMOCtatiOD durlag ihn paat fow weeks. Ah land Tidings. ROAD MAI" l'Hi;i'.ti:i A vicinity map of Hie MrKeiilo hlfhway and SprlhKtlold dlatrlcl ta being piepared bl Htale Highway Vngtnaar Wagner or Bataun, afisi ed by Victor Kolgo, of Springfield. A survey of tho- UlghAiiy wna mad from yprlngfleld up (ha MeKanila nearly to Leaburf, and it aipoatad that itie imic nlhway comnitktlba in ooatatnplttting ttandnrilfiliii the libxhway in f'O-hoi width i ptharwlia Imiirovlng' It. A survey I f tli" WUIalnfttO river district wkt " the propjuai) lutor-clty briiig" fit i ' ttalld, mid Hie .plotting of all iRPtlmarka, as well s listing f propaily linnets for aoWa tllltanoa both up and, down t " river row t)ia plqr I li baLbn prop irail lOuiiita tin a rd. ,t to rut i :t ( A". (HIT Ted Whltlowi rtrbx) (ran irrattad in RMaburi f ir ataalloi an mtono bile from the llormui iiarago at Null lletnl, appeared In .In tleo ('. B, MaSbeo's cuiivl (Ills inn.'alii ; and m bound over to the grand jury. Hall was sot ill 11,000, i. me Kriiiav aftarnoot) a woman M-ildiin near Wlnaoa, i nith Of rt 'seberg, reported a now ear and u ruaplelodl lnoklng man iilddou on a nidi' r, ad, it shnrt dtslultee off 111' Pacific highway. BtaH Traffic Offl cer Thltrber was sent to the no (ul airoi led W illlow. who confirm. I'd thai the mi,! euelo'ied ear he was driving bid been t' It'll. Depin Hhorlff Frank Oimtind went to RoMbpri and took the prls' nef t i North Bend Marsh Held News. DUrt.DING NKW HOntli Work will start tomorrow OB Hi" pouring of the second floor 'f th nan Radwobda huei. Tim- firm rlcnr wan eampleli'il hull week and Hi" eiiluTi'le lilts SOI ! llftll li llHv I nllii- the pouring of t ie second Itory floor. All pluntblu nsd In l j ltd I loti o( eli'clrunl fUltires must lie ( "iiiipleird on each floor before the pouring of tho concrete starts. Tho forms were being removed this mornlm; from the walls of the liauiiiiet room. The construction of this pan ,,r the hotel will he pushed so that this room, which Is to bo of unique design. cu bo used before the rest of the bulldlug lus been pt aid. Omnia I'iwb rourlrr. PARIB. (fuiiic AiiH.rt.iius think tlj. tirii-i- ul cliriiHiiaH ilinn, r. look ed like Hi flaures of the French dabt io tbe United Bute. Tbi low est for champagne wn H.' TAKINd D0MBB1 tO ALBtj'yUi-.llQUE,, N maiden:), having adopt! bobbed hair, now ha; domestic science. A department of struct Ion huvo been e tho Kovernmont Indian with seven classes, flappers are kee.'ly IntC sriK.NCi: M -Indian ul rSufo and taken up culinary ln- ilfbllahea In school here. Tho Indian rested. Out Our Way church. HEALTH-My Gift to You IIFE will be far sweeter if you j once ?.nd for all time rid yourself of thor.c annoying, uncomfort able and dangerous P1LKS and other Uectal and Colon ailments. MY FKEE 06-page Book tells of niv tmquailf:cd WKiri EN GUARANTEE io core your Pilei without a hospital surgical opera tion, or refund your fc. Many personal letters are also contained therein prov- 1113 yow I nave fpven bacK health and sttengtli to thousands of others. Start (lie New Year ttipry and Well tjcnU (fir my rioel, lUDAV. DEAN. M.D.,lnc Bils, The owners bring enoiiK'n 71 ! 1 ;od to last them from Saturday un 1 til M.nday morning, thus giving the ; women freedom trom fcookins an.l louring the expense cf .stocking two j kitchens. Fredericksburg, vrHh a population -cf 4,000. :s Uiiihcorpo.ated and the ! owners of Sunday Houses have only j to pay county and state ax vatcs j on their e.stiibUbhnieni-!. j Thaae, homes have had a rairked "ialluenje for good ou tie iocial and ccmmunlt life of the county, according to OeiW D. narber. boc- i retaiy cf thft cha!::oer of i;ntraer"(;. r ! I'URTtAf lr llWa. r TH Al mm DOmctS; SEATTLE QfftC.Z. upeigr pr' -I'll itdotWU KiiitN SEEK. TO RECALL i SPOKANE OFFICER I SPOKAXB, Wish., Uec. 20. (,-?) i A nn tit ion asklnn; tho recall of Cinrlos Hodger, city commts stoner ql public safety, on the ground of malfeasance In office apd violation of his ontli of office In fuilliijt to enforce lav.M against ll'iu.ir folliiiB, gambling and.prosli tutlon, was filed itvith the clt clerk Iotftly, ITS ACTlW WHAT I Aswed fop?. AiMt T A DAMOW ? WOO ASWtO FER TfATn A NOORS PRACTISE E-VEW OAV AM "ThlREE HUNOEPO AM SumPm OAWS im A MEAR WITH A LESSlKi OUCET A WEEK. AM Vmi. ASKED FERTHAT! VAN ninw' wa act-CCD . ,, , , , , A 1 A'AM MniuCD P IP MES.ER A SMOVJ SHOvit VA COULD LAW IT A WAV FE.F? T-l' SUMMER- But That well-ThaT comes' PurTV NEAR BEIM' PE.RPETSHUL ' MOTiOM. a ..1 j' "yrijf, j i - r- ia ivuuu r-w ' ijw t ? t ii -ir- ..... i t rP:-' '-'.. .- -t ' ;-c - V V. - . 1 '-rr.wwf Out Tomorrow Watch for It! 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