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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1926)
Tui'8day, July 0, t;'i THE EVENING HEHALU, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEOON Browne's Paint Store Phone 75 W. P. FULLER'S Paints, Oils and Varnishes "Western Made For Western Trade" THE BEST ON THE MARKET ' aV'fr'T'''''fr''fr r -mb . delightful ijunqaiow Above the vm 111 la tht (rest ou-c-Aoot oM -clothe comfort end careffee happiness on Bunga low Camp vacation , - HOUSES BURN IN PELICAN CITY Two small frame houses la Pell ran City vra destroyed by fire early Sunday mornlnit. the Klamath tiro department making a fast run to the scene and assisting the Pelican City workers In extinguishing the blnie. The house wem occupied by Pelican Bay mill workers who con centrated their effort on protecting the big lumber yards across the street. A line of hose bad been !.ild In the mill yard by the time the fire department from Klamath Kalis bad arrived. Ambitious ; Wapta CampoBers Alpine climbing, driven pooy - ,f ridfp sun maes (' At Lake OTfarn there to cHmhing. riding, walking J and excursions to nearby i ' Camp it the first stop on if the new Banff highway. i nr ii inn He Vtnm&m Rrorr Camp af- fords fin fishing and 1 excellent mountain climb anadia acinc AorflnC c :?J! AUTOS BURN IN IN GARAGE BLAZE At 3:10 yesterday afternoon the Klamath fire department was called out to tight a stubborn fire wpich started dn the county machinery storage compartment at the rear of the Chevrolet garage on lower Slith street. Several county trucks were badly damaged by the flames before the conflagration was finally extinguish ed. ' The fire department was called out at 9 o'clock this morning to rut out a tire which threatened a light car narked In front of the Hillside grocery on Oregon avenue. Little damage resulted from the Maxo. ' y-t 1 9 lot t, block B7, First Addition to Klamath Fa4ls. (Order of "court. ) Hurt K. lUwIilm, sheriff, to John Rupp (Hhorlff's deed, Hupp vs. MiiRlnnU vt oil,' undivided one-half nterest In cHv 1S-3G-H: S00. 8. O. Jolinxnn ot ux to V, A. Oil- Christ, VH NKVi! NWVi 8VV und SWVi HKSi, Sec. 38-38-1 1 ; (10. A. I.. Wlshnrtl ot ux to J.hn I.. Ktrk, lot 111, block 7, Altsmnnt Arros, 1 10. The Klamniih Development Co. lo Central Paolflo 11. 11. Co., lot 13, ook G, rndustrtul Addition to Klamath Pulls; S 10. The Klamath. Ice and 8tor.iRO Co. to Trod C. MUrphny. hits ISA. ISA, and IS!!, block ?. rtallriud Addltlm Klamuta Palls; $9,000. Rdward nioomingcnmp, lulminU- rator of the estute of tloorgo V. Illoamlngcamp, to II. M. .Manning et ux. southerly 40 feet of lots 1 and 2. block 67, Nichols Addition to Klamath Pulls; 94.000. L. W llnrrnt Is an Ice man In Okl. homa City. Okla. But he has Aled his candidacy for nomination la the U 8. Saials. Perhaps he beard that Red Grange ttarted In as a KM man. MINISTER AWAY M. L. Petelle, pastor of the First Christian church, left Monday after noon for Gold Beach where his fam ily Is visiting relatives. cAt The Liberty "Smiling Ceorge" O'Brien nails another rung In ihls ladder of dif ferent screes characteristics. In The Fighting. Heart," which opens today at the Liberty Theatre, the genial star portrays a role that Is a wide contrast to any formerly characterised by &tm. For the second time Smiling George comes under the direction ot Jobn Ford, brilliant director, who made she year's screen sensation, "The Iron Herse" which scored heavily tor both O'Brien and Ford, George's role ot Davy B-'aadon In "The Iron Horse" was tie smiling young man's first leading rolo 1n the picture. Since the completion of his first sirxesa, George has ascended to the peak ot the screen profession, by virtue of a succession of splendid screen characters that not only called for the usual requslles of a star but tjr diversified hlatrionio. talent, coupled wltia superb physical streagth. When visiting . San Francisco make your home, the Hotel Harcourt UOS Larkla St. Corner ot Sutter; a clean, quiet, home-like hotel, close to toe center of attractions. From the Ferry, take cars No. 1 - 1 - 3. -J, Among the Letters You Get- Among the letters you get there's one let terhead that stands out in your mind from ,all the others. Perhaps you never thought of it before. But right now, without any effort at all, you recall a letterhead you've always felt was good. Multiply your impression by the num ber of all the folks to whom that letterhead goes, and think what a tremendous asset' it must be to the firm whose name it bears. , Why. shouldn't you have a letterhead like that? Call us right now, while the idea is hot, and let us send a man to tell you what letter heads like that cost. Probably no more than the ordinary kind. Anyway, let's find out. HI . W. O. SMITH PRINTING CO. Good Printing DEEDS FILED Pauline Bueslng. executrix, and tor self, -to Clara A. Baker, quit claim, SW4 SW. Sec. 34-36-7; $10. Joel T. Ward et nx. None A.., and W. S. Wiley to Ewauna Park Corp. Ewaona Park In E of 8W14. Sea 9-39-9; 110. H. H. Monroe, single, to Matt Egan et ux, Katfterlne; lot 200, blk. 7; Second Hot Springs Addition to Klamath Falls; 110. ' Rufus S. Moore et el to Oregon Trunk R. R-, S. 10 feet of N. 20 feet of West 100 feet of lot 8, block 3, West Klamath Falls (quit claim). Frank C. Bramwell, supt. Banks, to Edward Francis Young et nx; 132 SO. FIFTH PHONE 93 SAVElaVM SAEETY atyour 3 DRUGSTORE On Trains and . Vacations let'em mrnit often be written without the convenience of a denk frequently I n i hurry. Lord Baltimore Writing Portfolios are made for just such emergencies. The writ ing case cover, placed on lap, knee nr chair arm nupplli'8 the clonk, and the paper Is fabric finished stock of high quality. Complete outfit with GO sheets and 24 envelopes 50c Star Drug Store to, ffottqll. Vrui Storm KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON n.HKY I'KAK UK.VCIIKI) rOKTLAND, July 0. (P) Production' of dairy produce dn this rritory has passed the peak for this season, according to a slut!ittl-al report Just released by 11. !.. Ring er, local representative of the de partment of agriculture. Any Girl Can Be Pretty A new Idnd of face powder is here Made by a new French Process stays on until you take It off. Pores and Unea do not show. Not affected by perspira tion. Gives life and beauty to your complexion almost unbelieveable. It is called MELLO-GLO. You will lore it. I E 1 T SHOWS ration. Hlio will spend much ot her time nl Hun Plegu will) Mrs, (1, W, lloiiHtnu ami children, According Ii) it report filed Willi the county court Kniiii't!u nderimmi tile fiillowliiK gain In Hi" ci'iiimi ol Klmmitli timber IiiiiiIh whs nolcil In thn (-mho Kdgar und CuIIIhoii have just completed fur K'.l seel Ions, un compared to Ilia old county online' which lias been the biiNls uf county iiAsimslug for tlui punt 9 yeiirx: UJ.'JIS.OOO feet for jilno and 2.S1S.OO0 feet for fir. at oii:i,i, i.vki: Mr, mid Mrs, Marlon Rimies mid children Willi Mr. and Mrs. (I my Cosiul Hp.'tit Din week end ill Oiloll liiku on a cniniilug party. HNJOY I'K'NIO Judgii nuil Mrs, II. A. Kuitultt, Mr. mid Mrs. It. II. Hhorllilll, T. A. Drown, II, Ii, llonrdiiinn and Mr. ami Mrs. KiU'iinl I'ropsl enjoyed Monilny on Williamson river on an outing. Herald t'luMlfltol Aits. pay. ;oi.uii: mii.i.cu awav tioldlo Miller ten this morning for southern Callfornln lo spend n va- Wood niork-wood Is at the rock bot tom summer price of Double Load Single Load $5.50 4.00 Store your wood now; don't wait; you will forget und miss tho bottom price. Huy ndw. tlreou Slab Is also down to rock bottom: 10 Cordt $35.00 for hand picked slab. Prices guaranteed, . It wo quote a cheaper price, we will refund your money. PEYTON & CO. Ml Main ' Phone 635 An Invitation To Radio Fans To tune in on K-P-O, San Francisco, every Tuesday evening. An excellent program hy the Mona Motor 0 Co. Mona Motor Oils and Creases . Distributed by the . S.&S. GARAGE Klamath Ave. facing Eighth St. IPor wno is the Man Geared to0 goon P -Here is a companion! w reaay to serveyou mthlusly power and naming speea High" 11 i IB K1 III I I NAME four great, popular trains -"The California Limited" "The Overland Limited" "The Olympian" "The Oriental Limit ed ' why because they are mod ern train-desigoed to go fast and v with comfort. .(, . Name the great popular favorite among the light sixes instinctively you think "Overland Six" why because it is a modern car built to go fast and with comfort. Nothing like the great ability of the modern type, six-cylinder motor ' in this car can be found m any other car of near its price or size class. This is proved in every day per formance, for the Overland Six will out-run, out-pull, out-perform, any other car of its type and service re cords from better than 70,000 own ers are proving everyday that itwill outlast any other car in any way competitive with It. OVE Modern engineering is the reason a motor built to maintain an aver age of better than 40 miles an hour designed to deliver its full power in a straight line direct to the rear axle mechanically right for the . kind of driving thatthemodcrnman or woman insist on the composite best of eighteen of the finest Euro pean and American motor cars. Low swung weight the result of the proper designing of the body, the proper suspension of the power plant give this Overland Six re markable road stability you ride curves like a limited train all four wheels securely on the road. And Pullman-like luxury is seccr ed from generous body dimensions long, scientifically suspended springs and balanced weight. Ride in this remarkable car try it out test it on favorite hill you have a new experience in store. 935 Touring $895 Coupe 89 J I . O. B. Fmumt ' VfieNew , Willys Financo Plaru Smaller down pay menu and smaller monthly payment the lowest credit cost in the industry. rland Six OVERLAND - KNIGHT SALES CO. 4th and Klamath Avenue Phone 899 "Jtiaj p""-"' t 1 fc'n1 'f 1 "
