The Evening herald., January 13, 1926, Page 5, Image 5

V Wedneiday, January 18, 1020
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Vage Plv
New Patrol Boat
To Be Purchased;
PORTLAND, (in-, Jan i :i (p)
Tim conatruotloo of n new patrol
boat for tha Columbia river ttl a
coni f IIIOQ wuii authorised by the.
1 1" 1 1 ooionlislon lata yostardayi Two
ur ihii old boati win bo told,
Tim Blloti rlror and trlbularlea
abova the cooperative chooao factory
worn oloaed l OOlMMroMl (lahlnk by
Hi- riiiuuiliiHlon.
NEW HANDY PACK
Fits hand
pocket and purse
oAl ways ready, in your pocket,
to give you long lasting bene
ficial refreshment. BEST
Chewing Sweet for any money.
Look for Wrigley's P.K. Handy Back
on the Dealers Counter.
The Science of
Fitting Glasses
Our long ex perl an cc and care
ful study of tbouaanda of onset
wo bare examined ami made
glasses for qualifies us 10
hnndlu your, cane.
Our refined judgment and
broad nxpurlonco Is at your
dlspoanl.
Dr. Goble
701) Alain HI,
Wo grind tho glnssca In our
own factory to Bull each In
dividual requirement,
REPAIRS QI' It'll SERVICE
Wood
111.01 ks Our bloekwood la
nmplo for tlm present. Wo nro
taking part off the yntda,
DRY BLAH Our dry slab Ih
not ontlroly dry, It In good for
tho hontor, but not for tbo
cook ntovo,-
IjIMII WOOD In Hrat clnaa dry
llmba and troe tops. It la;
dany wood tor heater1, furnace
or flroplnco. . .
COAIi Sliro, wo hnvo coal,
Lump coal, best on tbo market,
SERVICE lUHt a in Hi- boblnd
with dollvorloa. Ordor early.
Wood Conl A Fuel Oil
PEYTON 8c CO.
WOOD TO HUM N
HO 1 Man, I'hont 1.1
Grain Rales Are
Held Reasonable
WASH I.N'ii TON, .Inn. It.
drain ratal from polnta in Washing
inn iiini Oregon south of tha Bnaks
plvor to Paolfifl count ports wara held
roillOnablq loilay by tbfl I. '. '. unit
ooDip'lal&tg brought iiguinwt than by
wiiMiiinr state growers support
ml by ISAttlSi TACOmA iOd Hpiikunn
shipping Intercuts wiiro .1 in' !
ro now drosses Juhi received nt
Ilea Mi'itlii'n l)riMn Bbop. i:i-HMudv)
'.'Tin; DENTIST'S KQUU'MRNT
whan inch trade and sanitary in
In appoint iimnlH Iiiih great llmo
saving value for botb patient nni
iloc I or. It iiicnna tliui dental op
erations are almost painless, a
blessing for children nntl aeml-
Inrallila, thnt a rlatl 10 your
dentlit will be comfortable, con
v. in. ni mill attractive mid not a
in rvn racking experience an In
time" past. It you require present
day efficiency In your dontlat,
you will find Dr. Coo fully compe
tent In all respects.
It. D. COM, DENTISTS
202-201 Ilopkll Bldf
MIDLAND
Henry Crati wax n business call
I or in .Midland Thursday.
Mrn. Vlncant of Portland is spend
ing a few daya with Mrs. Harry
Wlthroll In Midland.
1 1 1 r 11 m Folsom ' In Midland on
bualneet this week.
Oeorge Burneti upon! laveral daya
at Hound lake last wook.
Paul Scvclk, Anna Burnett nud
Opal Hooper arc tnkfcig up t hoi r IiIkIi
school atudlea with Mm. Bevolk at
Midland school.
Mra. J. 1). Hooper nnd Mrs. S. L.
Burneti apd son woro calling at the
homo of Mrs. .J. C. Scvclk Saturday
evening.
Harold and Wesley llovnllnn of
Plevna district, wore calling In Mld
Innd Sunday.
Albert nnd Frank Hall of Hound
laleo were Callera on tho Island Stin
dny. Mr. and Mra. llllbort Lnrgont
spent Saturday ovonlng at tho homo
of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. 1). Hoopor.
Mra. Boatrlco l'holpa appnt tho
wook olid In Klamath Fnlla.
J. ('. Wright nnd family woro
Klamath Kalla vlHltora Saturday.
Mr. and Mra. .1. B. Burnett and
dnunhtor apent Snturday ovonlng nt
the homo of J. C. Wright In Mlllor
hill illatrlcl.
,r5. It, Purbor wna a bualneaa vla
Hor In Klamath Kalla Saturday,
B, A. Shnlmlre wna In Klamath
Fnlla Saturday on bualneaa.
TONS OF l'KAKIiH "-OF A ROUT
CDLVBIl CITY, Cal. Two tons
I of Imitation poarla woro naod horo
I to fnahlon coatumoa for glrla np
poarlng beforo tho moving picture
enmeni In a hugo "pearl bnllet"
dance,
an HOVIKT BXPORT8 HKRK
MOSCOW. Moro than 26 of
Hiiasln'H total export went to tho
UnHod 'Stntos In Die last half yonr.
Noarly 60 of tho total amount of
furB Hold during this fiorlod wna
eitpoflod to America.
WANT TO BREAK
L
NBW YOU K, .Inn. III. (!',
Definite plana (nvolvlni tba an
ponditure of mllUona or dollnm by
Amarleaa Induatry to break tbo
foreign oruda rubber monopoly are
now in progreii and have racelyad
He- spproVal of Besrotary of com-
maroe Hoover.
Tim pinna generally provide, for
Qtfmulatlbh of robber productldn na
il, r Aini rlnin nmlrol In lb., i'hlllp
lilies. Tim director! or the Rubber A-
niiclalliin of Anmrliii, inootlng with
Baeretary Hoover( dlacuaaad pro
pohiiIh iiiiiiiiK for Hi.- axpendltura
of i t,, 0110,000 in annual approprla
iIiiiih of j lu, odd, 0110, to plant rubber
Lreel In nreaa under AmOriOftfl eon
trol. In hla nddri-KH to the f-bambi-'r,
Baoretary Hoover advocated two
mudiodH of meeting high rubber
prlroH- roiiHorvntlon of rubber by
Mlentlffe metlioda and acojfleltlon
by Mnerliu of aourrcH of rubber,
which ennuiit be controlled by for
eign Infloonoe. "i welcqme Utaaa
efforts on (he part of our IndlietriOf
(o (ImmaelveH find solutions to the
problem,'' ho aalil. "The (eat of
our wholi. eeoi'ofole and aorlnl sw
(em Is III Us upaelty to cure lis
own abuaea ana meet Ita own proi-
b-inu."
HTKiMA OV "FORBIGK" rb-
IIOVBD FltO.M cilltlSTIAXITV
SKW YORK.. Cbrlstlnnlty b not
u religion In China upjn which the
sllginu cr "foreign" may bo plar
ed, deeplte (be attackl upon It mado
by login udvuraluB of the "nw
aatlohallam," aald Ralph A. Ward,
of Peking, for 16 years a Methodist
EpUcopul missionary In China, In
a report to the lljurd of Foreign
Mlaaiona here. Dr. Ward pointed
out (hat many of the leading men
of tho republic nro well known as
Christians, mid that 2,300,000 Chin
ese, many of them prominent In
public nnd private life, aro enrolled
as members of Christian churches.
ANNOUNCE CONTEST
PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan. 13. (P)
Hules governing, the contest for mu
slcnl compositions for five numbers
to be ndded (o (ho pageant "Hosnrla"
w ere Issued (oday by I he music com
mittee of the Hose Festival associa
tion. Tho competition will be open to
northweat muaiolana and the prizes
to bo given the successful composers
total $too.
Every llmo wo got a bill marked
"Please Remit" we gel ulmost mad
enough to go and pay It.
Candidate
HcnryW. Zwclfel of Fort Worth,
Tex., Is being groomed as a guber
natorial cnndldato by prominent
Toxas republicans. Ho 11 a U, s.
district attorney who gained fame
In prosecuting; oil swindlers, and the
O. O. P. leaders hope to cash In on
(ae democrat's split over tho Fat
guaona. quick and efficient
crank case service.
Firestone and
General Tires
of Value
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6tli St.
Firestone, Oenornl and
Oidfteld Tires.
RUBBER GONTRO
1 jjpjEf-
Moon To Come
Into Eclipse
NHW YORK, Jan. 13 (p) A
few minutes before mltfhlghi tonight
Hie moon will eoino between the
nun mid the earth and draw a blank
line of total eclipse some 7,000 miles
In lepgdi from central Africa, acrons
the Indian ocean mid over (hi. is
land of Sumatra and Borneo and
(o (he edge of tho i'blllpplne Is
lands. Astronomers from the United
Btatee, Holland, Australia anil o(her
1 cotin(rles have taken up positions
ut various points along the line
: where totality of (he eclipse may
l." oliHiTved if weather conditions
I are propltuous.
Sfartlng In the Belgian rongo In
Central Africu at sunrise 'ibursduy
morning or 11:CS p. in. eastern
tniirlanl time, the ecllpau will pa.is
over Victoria, N'yanta and then
make its way across the Indian
ocean southward until 1:05 p. m.
1 astern standard lime. Then tha
hhuilow will bend northward and
pass over (he west coast of Humafra.
where It will then bo 2:00 o'clock
In tho afternoon.
From Sumatra, the line of total
ity will Jump gcroaa Borneo nnd
i thence to the Philippines, at the
southern pnr( of (he island or Min
daneO, whoro l( will pass out Into
tho Pacific ocean and leave the
earth at sunsci of 3:18 a. m. east
ern standard time.
The period of totality In Africa
will last for more than two min
utes. In Sumatra, 3 minutes and 20
seconds; In Borneo 2 minutes and
4 0 seconds, and In Mindaneo almost
two minutes.
The shadow will be 80 miles wide,
outside Ibis radius tbo people of
certain portions of coat Arrlca,
southern (Jreece. Arabia, Persia, In
dia, China, Korea, Japan and Aus
tralia will be able to view the par
tial eclipse.
K E N O
Manly Puekatt of Klamath Falls
visited his mother, Mrs. K. E. Puck
ctt on Tuesday.
Miss hfeCIellan, county health
nurse, visited a number of the par
ents in , Kcno, Tuesday, looking
after tho health of their children.
J. W. Kerns or Klamath Falls,
Installed a pumping plant In the
homo of C. E. Burton, Tuesday.
Miss Vera Jungjohann and Mr
Lang spent Wednesday evening With
Miss Myrtle Cross :ind Miss '3ylvla
Brdmana. ,
Aaron Moore and D. R. Doten
spent Saturday In Klamath Falls,
transacting business.
Douglas Puckett was visiting his
mother, Mrs. K. E. Puckett, Satur
day, e
Foslor Soavor, who Is employed
at Douglas Puckctt's logging camp
near Rocky Point, spent tho week
end nt his home near Keno.
Miss Miriam Orubb spent Sun
day with Esther Anderson at the
latter's homo near Keno.
Miss Dixie Ball and Mrs. Glacer
of Hound Lake enjoyed a horse
back ride to the skating pond near
Kono Sunday.
Mrs. Chostor Wilson and family
visited at tho Qrubb home "Sunday
evening.
Everett nnd O. K. Puckett, log
gers from Sprague River, v! spent
tho week end at their homo in
Keno. While thero they enjoyed
the skating parties on (ho O'Keefe
pond.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kerns nnd
family and G. D. Ray of Klnnialh
Falls, spent Sunday evening with
Mr, nnd Mrs. B. E. Kerns of Keno.
Floyed Wilson of Worden visit
ed with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Wilson over tho week end.
Tho English classes of tho high
school aro having a g'od English
contest this term. The contest is to
continue for two iwaeks. All gram
matical errors of the s(uden(s aro
kopt record of and nt the closo of
tho contest will ho averaged up to
dccldo which of tho two English
clnsses, ndvnnced or beginning, hnvo
CLUB CAFE
Where
You
Can
Dine
Your
Friends
Without
Apology
VOTERS REJECT
E
llwaco, Wash., Jan. 13 (TO At
a special election held here yester
day for the purpose or voting gen
eral obligation bonds or the town
ror the erection or a new municipal
dock In llolman waterway at a cost
or $10,000, tho voters rejected the
proposal by a vote ot 102 lor an'l
76 against, the vote lacking Just
six ot the necessary three firihs re
qulred by law to uuthorlzo such a
bond Issue.
This Is the second time within
tour months that the electors huv.;
rejected a bond Issue to const rii' i n
new dock. The action at tb" polla
Emm
We are having a Special Exhibition of
the Improved Ford Cars, Featuring the
Latest
TOURING CAR
won tho contest. When this is com
pleted the high school will have an
other contest for the supptession or
slang, r
Jessie Puckett was a Klamath
Falls visitor Saturday morning.
Many of tho Keno people attend
ed the dance at "Blng" Spencer's
Saturday night.
Lawrence Myers of Klamath Falls
callod on Miss Cross Tuesday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. L. Perkins and
daughter Maxlne, spent Sunday vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Mooro,- of Keno.
Miss Sylvia Erdmann spent the
week end with Vera Jungjohann of
Lone Pine.
Charles Winn, salesman for tho
Chevrolet parage, was calling on
C. iSnowgooso the first of the
woek.
Mr. Martinson came down by mot
or boat from his Island homo bring
ing with him a quantity ot oggs,
which he disposed of at tho Kono
store.
O. H. Nelson was a Klamath
Falls visitor, Saturday.
C. Snowgoose substituted as
mall carrier, Saturday, while Mr.
Doten iwas away.
Ed Palsmn Is sporting a new
Chevrolet car theso daya.
Mr. Whims of Paradiso Flat is
having some repair work dono on
his car, Mr. Jeffors or the Kono
gnrnge' Is doing tho work.
L. W. Anderson and Mr. Blaker,
brought some cattle down trom
290
1 1
yesterday will now necessitate Hn-j
er extensive ropulrs to tho present
dock or condemning It as a public
nuisance and hnvinc, it torn down,
said city officials.
Portland Shipper
Passes Suddenly
PXJRTLAKD, Ore.. Jan. 13 . t)
Max I,. Sklbbee, r.r.. prominent for
years In Columbia river transporta
tion activities, and share bolder In
bniks at Astoria, Eugene and Part
land, was stricken with heart dis
ease and died in bis automobile while i
driving to bis home In this city last
night after attending a meeting oi l
the stockholders of the Portland Na-'
tlonal bank.
50 new dresses Just received at!
Bee Begin 'a Ureas Shop. 13-16(adv) '
Ford Equipment
Come to our salesroom any time this week
and see the finest display of Ford passenger
cars ever exhibited.
In common with all other Ford Dealers, we
are participating in Ford National Show Week
exhibiting the improved Ford cars and
featuring the latest Ford equipment. Regard
less of how thoroughly you may understand
Ford values, our Display will interest you.
We predict that you will be amazed at the
individuality and beauty of the cars we are
showing.
Remember this is a National Show, and of
unusual interest! Come anytime this week.
Balsiger Motor Co.
Ninth & Klamath Ave
Spencer creek the first ot the week.
Miss Velda Puckett spent the
week end with her parents In
Klamath Falls.
VRCiES CORRECT KXC.LISH AS
AX ECONOMY FOR TAVAYERS!
DETROIT. (P) Not to be out
done by enterprising business, edu
cation Is offering cash bonuses on
its stock in trnde.
"Speak correct English and save
yourself money," Is the appeal that
Miss Clara Beverly, supervisor of
English in Detroit schools, is hold
ing out to the taxpayer.
"English as it is mis-apokon ac
tually costs money," she said.
"Children acquire faulty English
habits from their parents In pre
school days. Tho tenchor then
spends much of her time, and there
fore much of the taxpayers' money,
in overcoming those habits."
"All this would be unnecessary
If parents would woteh their
npoech," sho assorted. "Correct
English errors and reduco taxes."
BOSTON. Inmntes of the house
of correction on Deer Island hnve
been wondering how tbo jail faro
could make them seo skulls and
croBs bones when the sun shone on
tho green houso. It turns out that
old x-ray plates from hospitals woro
used by glaziers.
MMt of tho tears you seo In the
movies aro faked. Movie Btars really
have nothing to cry about.
Pinchot Striking
at Coal Operators
HARHISBlinO, Pa., Jan. 18. ()
Governor Pinchot, in a statement
today In which he attributed tbo
breakdown of the anthracite nego
tiations In Now York to the oper
ators, announced hla Intention of
presalng passage by the Pennayl
vanla legislature or a bill making
anthracite mining a public utility.
H. P. AOKXT DIES
CORVALMB, Ore., Jan. 13. fP)-
M. M. Montgomery, ugent of the
Southern Pacific company bore, for
merly agent at Medford and Junc
tion City tor tho same company,
died suddenly this morning.
rr Runabout
Z60
520
Coupe .
Tudor Sedan 580
Fonior Sedan 660
CBBBBel an ax eolaa
rimt tad suttr ulu
SAVE -with
DRUGSTORE
Quality
Brushes
Set
in
Rubber
Guaranteed
Men who shave themselves
know how much a good lather
brush helps make a comfortable
shave.
Your Roxall Drug Store haa
a good assortment of quality
brushes at very low prices. Bet
In rubber and guaranteed.
There's no gift a man will
appreciate more.
Prices from 50c to $5.00
Star Drug Store
Tha ftvxatL Drug Mum
KLAMATH FALLS, OBMON