The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 31, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textn 7A"ff7- ThiuWay, ni'a-nibor .11, 192H Tare: Four EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON 1-0; Jar ' "Mr - lit 'ti--. 0 t,il as. .' . S i 11 JEt Haunting ItteraUl Issued Daily, except Sunday, by The H c r a 1 il Publishing Company. Oflice: 119 N. Iiighth Street, Klamath 1-alls. Oregon E. J. MURRAY Publisher W. H. PERKINS News Editor Entered as second class matter at the post oflice at Klamath Falls, Oregon, under act pi March 3, 1879. Member of the Associated Press' The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of re-publlcation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of re-publication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. The Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County. SUBSCRIPTION Delivered bjr Carrier One Year SS.50 Six Months S.50 Three Mont he 1.95 On Month 65 R A T K S By Mull One Year So.UO Six Months 2.75 Throe Months 1.5 One Month S3 Thursday, December 31, 1925 rd PTMln fTDCC Bronson. featured with Kicardo Cor- on uie nrNn 1 rce ei ,n tnc leadlng rolc8 ot the plc. The vaudeville offerings, are very ' ture. and Dan Crimmius. who plays good this week and will be thorough- her inventive father, race Uturanee ly enjoyed. -Charles and Helen Wheat, in an antiquated uacy but? Polley are genuinely versatile, do ing a little bit of everything ami doing it well. The La Salle Trio in "Eighteen feet of harmony" are po- fit, the remarkable distauce of one city block. Due to a faulty start upon the part of the horseless carriage. It is scssed of rich meljdljus voices that necessary to begin the race ag ,in. i blend harmoniously. The Dancing , The judges are still trying to do-. Lunds present "Stepping Out" which cide the winner, inasmuch as the is a charming and clever dancing j horseless carriage blew up just act. Fred and Elsie Burke do com-: us it was crossing the finish line. edy singing, talking and ecceutri?; dancing and ar? unusually gocd. j nft CTU T TRPRTY Lefever, the master 'comedy cyclist i Csp I lie L1DCK1 I is a clever all-rouud entertainer. j Pete Morrison and Lightnla", Mor The annual Midnight Matinee is j rison's wonder horse, are to be seen planned to welcome in the New in their partnership role, in "Triple Year in a far more elaborate man-1 Action." starring Morrison. The ncr than heretofore. The doors j picture will be screened at the Llb- wlli open at eleven and the program j erty theatre commencing today. starts promptly at 11:15. An en tirely different vaudeville program has been arranged, and there will be a full orchestra. Favors, cig arettes, refreshments . and noise makers be distributed, and promptly, at twelve o'clock the noise making contest will be on. A pritc will be offered for the noisiest celo brator, so come prepared. automobile ra.ee which for ills rivals that of the annual In dianapolis Classic, furnishes a real "smash" climax in more than one sense of tjte word for the produc tion, "Not so Long Ago," which will bo shown tonight, at the Pine Tree theatre. On a street lined with more than live hundred people an exact re plica of Fifth Avenue, New York, in the late 50's the race Is run be tween the first horseless carriage ever built and a man on foot. Mounted high on the rattling, j Xi6oiebt MatInee PiB Tree, wpod-con6um!ng contraption, Betty jNaw Year's Eve, -Adv)JM-31 "Triple Action," is a story of bor der tangers and outlaws and is fea tured by one spectacular incident after another. There are wild rides by the daring Morrison, thrilling rough-and-tumble tights, the dash of an airplane through the sky and a dare-devil parachute drop from the wing of the airplane with Mor rison making the plunge. Through it all runs a double-barrelled ro mance with a beautiful American girl and an equally beautiful Mexi can senorito, in love with the hero. The picture has its comedy, which Is interpreted at just the right moments. Midnight Matinee at the Pine Tree, New Year's Eve. (Adv) 30-31 Slump in cotton prices has caused growers to strengthen their organi zation to fight price cutters. - WOOD New .Year Greetings to our friends and customers. We thank you for your support and patronage for 1925. Qur sales for the past year prove to us that you appreciate our policy of "efficient service on a fair margin of profit." 96 per cent of the money you pay for our fuel stays In Klam ath county. We are preparing now lor a larger business.in 1926 and w-.-trust thut you will be similarly blessed. Peyton 8C Company 'WflOD. TO BURN" Announcement ""!."Vi. m - - '.KiiTMro.ies i- i f Beginning January 1, 1926 The Electric Equipment Co. Will Close Their Service At 10 P. M. Will open at 6 a. m. Close 10 p. m. Appreciation To our many good friends, the personnel of this bank takes this time to express grati tude for the generous support and patron age that has meant prosperity and growth and ..to .them our friends and ..to the public generally, we wish .: A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR The American National , Bank of Klamath Falls the mulu event between thu two widely heralded heavy welghU. Kid Short ami Duck Weaver will furnish the thillls and knockdown:! In the tuur-rouud special event. Al- , though these boys into be a bit short of science, they're chock full I of ambition and dynamite bl 'ws, and E It looks like one or I he other of llieui will drop and ' put while ttefurnu Joe Shirk ! off thu fatal ln-ouiu. Any way, It's 'guln i' i be ,i real hu-lmtilu wjjllc li .taau; thv Wlul of a righl i he funs like in stand up on their hlftd log's -and I yell ubuubtt' ' ' 1 ' Car! Floyd and Kid Sullivan will I start off Friday's big show In a scheduled four-round preliminary which promises to give mora Hi. hi ilie usual tu'llnti, fur cprtuJii-.ruliuii'H. The time Is Uommr.'i.v (Friday I ninlil; the place Is Svuudlii hull; tod hour Is S : :l 0 uud Ilie card Is u "WOW") Advance sales Indicate the house will be sold out; STEWARD L ETT EFw ( ll Utl.Ks I'. SKA tkrvJce SIKH MIT WtUer W! Boxers Are On Edge tor Their Big New Year's Night Card At Scandia Hall Tomorrow Evening Frank Farmer And Willie Keeler Both Confi dent of Victory Hogan and Jim Flem ing to Furnish Real Thrills Bouts Look Best Yet All of the boys are in the well known "pink" and awaiting the tap of the gong which will send them out to face each other at 8:30 tomorrow night in .the big New Year's night boxing card at Scandia hall. Frank Farmer, Tacoma logger;' who faces Willie Keeler, champion of the Rocky mountain states, pro nounced himself , in readiness for the fray, and predict ed he will beat Keeler well within 10 rounds. "I came down here to even up the score with Keeler and avenge myself for the home-town decision he got against me at Kellogg. Idaho, last &.....( ' mtiiA ' Pirmu, "Vnii ti'nnl bet your young life I'm not going VSHINOTON Nol.ndv in Coil- (red h mi finJrubly Ml uat for havlnn a r.nud tone us a port) delt'patlt.n nl oue. A member of a 'big delegation bus to subniil to party discipline He's a eng. True, he can lllMirc. but he's liai'il If !i" doe, which costs him political udvantaxes he'd enjoy ntherwfse. A delegation of one has none l,u hlnteelf lt think about. He Isn't u rebel. lie's a minority parly and gets recognition us such. Senator llenrlk Shipileud. Mlnin ota rarmar-Laborllo, l dUsloialib ed iluiM in tin' upper, uud Itvpre seutatlve Vii'.ur U Id rger. Wlncun aln Socialist, In the lower bouse. Shlputend had a fellow r'nrmc? I,nbor Senator. Miikiius Johnson, It; the last congress, but not In tills. In the hDISM, with Merger, nil another member, I'lnrelln II. I.a OuardU f New Vork, who clauoel officially as a .Sui IiiIIhL m lluardlu however, really is a Ropubllean who couldn't get his own parly nnuilnn. lion In the laid campaign BBd had to run as a ftpclaltlt, Aeltinlly, Br ger flocks alone. Shlpalead and Merger stand well. They have good committee assign. raeuts. Shlpslead notably, on foreign relations anil Merger on labor. On these, among other subjects con cerning which they are exceptionally well Informed, they're regarded an authorities. Their Influence Is considerable, from the very fact thut. as hetweeu the big .groups, they're quite dis interested. Thu "rogulurs'" altitude lowuid them Is altogether different from the "regular" attitude toward the insurgents, who claim to belong to a big party when the big party doesn't consider that they do. DAMASCUS. Hassan K! Khnrrni, Druse rebel, -who dqtallcd forty m-'B to behead M. de Jourennl. French high commissioner, has lost bis own life In fighting ouisldo the elty. Midnight Matinee at the I'lne Troe, New Year's Kve. ,.! (Aflv) 30-81 , to leave here until I have shown keeler I'm still too good for him." Keeler was equally positive today concerning what ho would do to Farmer. ,; "I had him nearly out In the! cloBlng rounds ut Kellogg, and,,"!: expect to have him clear out Inside , of seven tomorrow night," primia-i ed KceJer. '.'Tills Altitude Is jstj tp.njy liking. I am in perfect con-i ditlon, and expect to aend Farmer back to the home folks a sadder j but wiser tnun. I'll show him there! was no home-town flavor to tSut : decision I (Ot -against him at Kel-i logg''. JijWith the two principals throwing, such f lendly little bouquots at each other; it looks like the fur and leather and a few other things will fly through the air when these two behemoths square away against each other tomorrow night In the main bout of the card. Both have their gupporlers and both are out to win. Tho winner has boeu promised n : bout with either Nig Yeager or Tiny Herman on an early card. "One Hound'' HoganY pride, of Malin and .Mm Fleming, usplring and persplrlug bridegroom, will renew their sensational quurrel of two weeks ago In six rounds or less of the senil-wlndup. Although liogun rules a slight favorite, there appear! to he plenty of nickles ready to back Fleming, and the luloresi In tills boul Is .illiiu.il lyi kouti ui In' USED CAR U'e offer the following used cara today. They are nil In first 1 class shape, good looking and guaranteed. Terms can b ar ranged, Your old cur goes In on rirsi payment, , (.-.' ':: .:: ' -:. -J 1925 Hupmpbile Club Sedan -j 1924 Nash 4-Door, 5-Pa?8enger Coupe 1924 Star Touring, Balloon Tireg 1924 Studebaker Light Six Touring, Rex Top 1924 Oidgmobile, 4 Passenger Coupe 1923 Ford Coupe 1923 Hudson Speedoter 1922 Studebaker Light Six Touring Buy Your Used Car From Ug Pospisil Motor Co. Klahath Avenue at Eighth Street Klamath Avenue at Eighth Street One Master Recipe for Five kinds of cakes It's crrtnlnly n pretty custom to serve cake when rucsIs come. But, aiucc we till do it, there is thinner of monotony. It in to nctpe. thnl, and eacnpe work, tlml women Bllll Ihe Sperry Muster Kceipce so lielpful. By learning Only three Muster Red nei) (ind simple vnriutiona of them, they find they con make some two dozen kiudsofcoke. One of these Master Rcciica for Layer Cuke is Riven helow. Notice how simple il is und how etisily it miikcn five kinds of cake. TUt Sperry Master Revipo for Layrr Cake nip atiortfflleK I ' 1 4 Cup milk tie ,,ur 1 UditwMi rttU or vaitala uul llUlou ulftfkl Mlbl inieni nil ! thv flour 1 Bjf kLtlfuti tentptlni cakra cell lie liollrll only by imiug rrully tine iiigrrdlrnln. And thi jiiosf iutioitunt Is the flour. 1 me Spniy Dilftrd Snow rinur and reOBflnl mend It . Perfectly blfudrd, und alwityi tlU ante, It bai glvm m tilgbly ulUfnclniy rr suits for the pint U yean. cupivpffrt y Ofirtfd Know I'lour tinra vein J rm ihmhu l bWUM lmiwUci Crtam slmitrnliig until It may be beaten with n npoon: udd sugar giadunllv I i me. until mixture U ir:miy. Sepuiutc Ihe whites and yolks tif the oai. Real yolks until ililctc ..o-t lemon coUxel ndd Ui creamed butter iuxl nugur; bent vigonmly; Iben add dcur nnd liquid altcrnalely. tinint ilie-whdc until butter l uilOOth; end fold ill the well Ix-utrn whilcf ol Kt'i end H:iV!"imu. links ill tbrre well grrniMl i.eer i .ike nnoi inu fuiily hoi oven (JtH)-' K.). Vx yournrvorltc nliUii;. V.iiiif Lcal Cako , I'lrpam the Muster Recipe, wldna isie half cup of tinely dtnppci wabm'.s to ihe tinko batter before luldiim In Ibe le:,teii whitM of Hke In a tea)M lonf cuke anl about 5 minutes in a mod , rata oyed (.':u F ). , Gulden Cake I'reniirc the Mn-.trr Rerlpe. mini! four cub yolkn mid one wlaile eB. Add ihrtK well trn!cu t" the I iruuird butter und nuns'. Bake In u lonf (.110 ' K ), or In layers (J6U ' F.). Small Fancy Cakes JrcKire the Matter Recite. Pour batter Into a well greeted, slmllow Imkinu pan. Hake frian IS to 10 nlnutea. Cud, then cut into fancy altopea and lev. Chocolate, pink, and white leina will give vnilety, und the tnpa can tie decorated with chopped nutu, cocoanut, and cyndletl fruits. FREE Ijooklct ol Sperry Master Recipes The fifth kind. White Cake, made with till Mine Matter Recttic, and other Sperry Muster Recipe loe cakea are iven In a new booklet. "KIOHTY Food Delighn Irom EIGHT Matter RcriiieV All of your bakinx will lc almpler und turcr with thete Matter !' . i . Wntr . m grrul the booklel i fl-.L. SPERRY j ( HOME SERVICE BUREAU Writ Havr mtj Bay tmklutt tliilkuiiirtt thut yon'i U.kr t tu.VC mfl drip twWr? WoiiUI you like inlvicr oi ny other )riheii,w a( foot, pfc IMraticut Jiut wntf DM alwiit thrm nmt I'll Klitilly btlp you ftcr. Sn i : y liaN matlc my nr(viccou. AtMrmi Spctry rloui1 Co . Hi rnffStfrvlct? I: frau. &in Fratic.KO. Dopt BI01-B. Wtt.t We Wish You A Happy and Prosperous New Year Vltit') 11 In Chas. T. Cizek Merchant Tailor m Announcement 'A After January 1, 192(5 ' j 4 Vkjli The Electric Equipment Co. will operate on a Strictly Cash Basis i 1 i ..il. : a,t. aWIPI!P""'