February 10, 1932
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE fTVE
CITY BRIEFS
Ulllaril (jural! Among Ilia
lueaU it tht Hole Wlllaril Wed
nesday war A. 0. Kllaiarald.
Howard Wearar, T. L. Weslwoml,
f. W. Ia. I'nrllanrl, llairia W.
Edwarda. rhlro: llnlph I.. Hpaiilit
Ini, lalam: A. R. Woodlll, Mad
ford; Al HlmrrlM. Ktigane; I'aul
H Brown. New York fMtyi T. A.
Mlrard. Olandala, Calif. ; (lanria
riammlni, rlifi Mra. Knulsnn,
Mrt. r. A. Whlltan. Karl Whlt
lan. Stanton Knulaon, liar-word.
Wltc.
Nulla Wad Hull hat baan (Had
In rlroult court by Charlaa Adatni
Tarsus A. J. liana and John Gor
don. Tb plaintiff aka for ona
halt Intar.al In rarlaln propartlaa
daacrluad In the rnmplalnt. al
iasing (hat lha dafandante bar
dalaullad In payment ot a promis
sory nole.
1nlK to Mure The Illehae
Clrrla of tha Mathodlal Ladlae
Aid aotlely will meat Thursday
eflarnoon, Fehruary II, ( I: lu
o'olnrk at tba home ol Mra. B.
H. llalalRer, 111 atalroae.
The
sensation
of 1932!
THE Rocknc Six would t
erneetlon if It etojrped
aatvly with (ivinf more dollar
varoe than any other car on
the market.
But the Rockne Six gore
farther it tivee efye. lu
aerodynamic deaifn lin't
Baatched by any ear at any
price, lt'l a ear to be proud of
m any company.
It haa Studebaker'i 80 yrara
of nccraaful Tehirle building
behind it and it brinfa you
all theae outstandint advance
menu: aacfVxry Dcaura
IVaty Stytat
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Sact Caatiaaarina
Ejrtaa lawaja Bawkaa
llj faitilie Shock Abaorhen
ScV Adyiaatanc Sprma Shackle
I anrhcatnr Vlrratioii Dajnpcr
rWkirr-TIp Btcerinf
xaajn-viJuLJt uaraaruj
faiaaT 8of vka IAcy
X 1
rVrtal Soearjaceleejeye, 7f
i
toralona Whi un 110 114'
gu " roo aov
rW) fSwaartaa? MlMaMTJ M m
.trakaa. 66 72
fistra lrga Been Ut 151
eeaeawg earAare e. in. aq. in.
aVwaVf iafff
:MoMt aad todlot r.a.k. '
lawvory l4Maarv
rCoatpOl ll na'r fit 6I
alach, y..a.K- M
aoatpe,!! isl isaaafi la ssel,
4 1 j - 620 720
Sedan, fuaaeloce, 5 paa-
eesga M 71 i
eCouveiiibaB Boedaeer,
, 4 p i air 67) 775
CotraenaSi. Sedaa,
I T M - 69i 791
IUIIroa.1 Mrn Hero Iliillroud
cioinpany rapraaantatlvaa In Kluin
alh falla Wadnaaday who wnra
guaaia at lha Dotal Wlllard In
rludxd L. II. Haa, Honvi-r.
Ikiml and Waalarn, Haatlla;
lii.il Millar, Chilean, liutlliiiion
and Qulnry; L V. Uruca, Grand
Trunk; C. It. Biimall, Itnrk la
land; Thao. W. link", i'ennsjrl
vaula, all of I'nrtland.
Moodily Minting l.adlaa of
lha Srandlnavlan mission will
hold thair raiular monthly mart
ini un Friday avanliK, rhriiary
II. at lha horn of Mra. Mamma
Lundi"n, 460 Michigan at rt.
wllb Mra. K. A. Oh man aa dual
aaa. A program will ba eivon
and rafraehmanta will ba aar-d
A rurdlul I ll 1 1 a I Ion la llaiiclad
lo all.
CiiH'ala at Hall Among tha
guaata it tha Hall hnial Wad
naaday wara Mr. and Mra. H. H.
Kallay, llanry M'( ullouah, Port
land: Th-o. II. Illllrlitia. Vallay
Kalla; May Hainan, W-t; Ika
Lna, Mallu: N. K. Lendbargar.
I.akayaw, and C. J. Wallara,
liuiiamulr,
Vlalt at (tamlila lliiui -Mia.
Krad tlamlila and lliraa rtilldran.
of Mlnnt-aprilta, Minn . art aptid-
liif month with Mr. and Mra.
W. H. tlamlila of Waarha.uiar.
Mr. and Mra. Gambia mnlorad to
I'lirlland to maat their daughter-In-law
and thalr grand hlldren.
Null K1l.il Tha lialdal Mollar
enrporatlon baa fltd ault In rlr
rult rourt aialnat Arilmr II
Klanan. fur tha auma of l 01
and 110. II, for marrhandUa al
lagad to baa baan purrhaaad.
I Jraaar laauad A Biarrlaia II
cania waa laauad Tuadar aftar-
noon to M. J. M-I.aran, ti.
aalaaman, Klamath Kalla. and
Alya Maraa larlanu, If, nuraa, of
Kama Crui. calif.
Nurara itlfll All nuraaa
who wlah to aitaiid tha maattnl
to ba hald In Marrlll thla aanlni
ara raquaated In maat al tba Hall
botal at 11 ocliKk. Tranapor
tatlnn will ba provldad.
Ctrila to llwt-l lenaral
maatlng of lha Harmony rlrcla
of lha riirlatlan rhurrh wj'.l ba
hald at tha rnurrh Thursday af
tarnono at I JO o'clock.
Italia Vlalt Mr. and Mra. Hay
Hall of Euivna ara vlaltura In
Klamath Falla, their formar
hnma. Mr. Hall la roiinarta-d
with tba Pacific Grayhound Jlnaa.
Mra. Harbour Belter Mra. Hay
Harbour la Improving at bar
hnma, t:i r.aat Main, from
aerlnua lllneaa. ha la now abla
to racatva vialtora.
akirUI Hub to Meef Eaatern
atar Horlal club will meat on
Kabruary II at t il) o'rlork at
tha Maannlc ball. Thla avent
waa poitpnnad from February I.
leavra for Xoiih Mra. F. J.
Youni laft Klamath Falla Tu ra
dar nltht for Vanrouvar. H. C.
to attend tha funaral of her
mother.
Kntrrtalnlna (lull Mra. A. K.
Albert, J3 Grant alreet, la in
lartatnlng tha Knlrk Kna.k Saw
Ini clob Thuraday afteruoon. All
membara ara aaked lo attend,
flejllil lo Mm. Hi. Paul 'a Epla
ropal guild will meet Thuraday at
lha pariah bnuae, at 1:30, It waa
announced Wedneaday.
llHuma rVoin Mouth Mra. 0.
Pbllllpa of 117 Kldnrado Ara. baa
returned from an enjnvabla raca
Hon In aouthern California.
WEATHER
Tha rvclo-Btormagraph at Vn
darwond'a pharmacy reglatered a
decided upturn In bacoinetrlc
praaaure. tho change beginning at
I o'clock laat avenlng. Brlak
wlnda. flurrlea of annw and cool
weather la Indicated.
Tha Tycoa recording thermom
eter reglatarad maximum and
minimum temperaturea today aa
followa:
High. S Low, IS
Fnnvaai for the next 14 houra:
Generally fair and conl.
Red Ball Stage
Line
Ona Staga Daily for
Lakawiaw, Oregon
Terminal
Stage Depot
830 Klamath
PHONE 999
!eave K. F. 8:30 a. ro.
PINE
Regular Priced'
The Rainbow
I
Ilorlii.rt Applrgata ramp. In,
letarlmeiil of tlregtin, I'. H. W. 1
V., Invllea all Npanlah War vet-
erana who aaw aarvlre lu lha
linker war, HpauUh war or tha
I' li 1 1 1 U pin n Inaiirrartlnn, who ara
not man. bare of tha U. . W. V j
lo ba lla gueata at banquet i
at lilu p. in. February li. 1
Tha 14th annlvereary of lha
Inking of tha main In llll will
be ohaerved at thla lima. Mupper
will ba aervad In tha baeement
of lha county rourt home by lha
auilllary memheri.
Frank Hoplerr, lca commander
and Fred H. Holm, deputy marah
all. ara In charga of arranga
inanla. CELEBRATION
PLANS GIVEN
CHAMBER O. K.
(Continued from 1'are Una)
up tha matt ur ot Ilia old high
ai huiil building on the hill on
Fifth alreet, which ha dearrlhed
. "... .mi ' Thla hultrlltiar
baa bean pun haaed by the Ma-! mora man m year a.....i u. n.o
aoiilc lodge, and I'lialrinan Gro-a-1 eertloiw In our ratranrhment and
berk lugaeaied that tba civic af-it reduction program,
falra cummlttra confer with lha 11 continued: "Our tag reduo
Maaona with regard to eiime ' llun program la now wall under
method of eliminating tha aban-iway but our chrap power tnove
doned ahall on lha hilltop. An- mant la atlll In ita Infancy."
drew Collier, chairman of tha
committee, will laka action aa fro DOT
auggaalau.
Hlaemora llreird I
Llndaay Hlaemore of Fort i
Klamath told of plana for lha
Crater Laka akl tournament, and
of the Impi'rlame of Klamatb
Falla help In making tha anow
rarnlval a permanent Institution.
The Cralrr !.ake club, ha aald.
baa not joined tha akl club a
eu. lei hm, hoping lo retain tha
amateur rhararterlattra of the
local event.
T. It. Glllriiaalnra told of plana
for a errviie lub feature at the
rarnlval, and of tba uece.elty
for Klamatb Falla arranging auma
program for February In In con
nection with the carnival. On
tha auggeatlun of E. H. Hall, It
an dr illed to apoiiaor a "kld'a"
anow ftghl, poeiibly beixeen two
of tha erhnola, to work up In
terrat In anow sporta. (illlen
watrra. Tom lirltell and Mal
colm Kplry mere appointed on a
committee to repreaent the cham
ber In making plana for the carn
ival prellmluarlm.
Harlan rtprake
F. 0. Harlan, aerretary of lha
Kugena chamber of commerce.
auiika to the directors on
tha
work of tba I.ne Angrlea offlra
of the atate chamber. He aald
that Douglaa, Joarphlne, Jarkaon
and Lake rountlra In Soul hern
Oregon have arranged to appro
priate funda for aupport of tha
I .os Angelea office, and atated
that, with huge numbera of tlali
ora coming to l-oa Angelea thla
year for the Olympic games. It
waa eltremely Important that
Oregon ba represented there. He
waa Informed that tba county
court baa already appropriated
liuo for thla purpoae. and Coun
ty Conimlaalonera Wllllama and
Obrnrlialn said that tha court
awaited recommendallona from
the rhamber with regard to II.
Montblv payment of 110 waa rec
ommended. Oregon Better Off
Than Other States
(Continued rrom rage Ona)
state with the lowest tag lery
In the I'nlted Statee. as well aa
tha one off "ring lha rheapeat
power for Industrial purposes.
la Hoirful
Ha aald ba believes Ma appear
ance before tha board of army
englneera had tha wholeaoma af
fect of focualng attention at the
national capital on tha Columbia
river and Ita navigation and pow
ar polentlalltlea. Ha la ot the
opinion tha board will not change
Ita mind on Its original ad
verse report on tha development
of the Columbia river.
At Washington Governor Meier
conferred with President Hoover
and General Charlea G. Dawea.
bead of tha reconstruction finance
corporation. In New York City
he met bankera and InduatrlalUta.
Surh .conversations, ha aald. de
veloped the Inclination that "our
, biialneaa and Industrial conditions
1 are due for Immediate Improve
ment." i In reply to quoted atalemenla
i from tba east. Governor Meier
aald he reserved the right to
j change hie mind and that "Ibero
really Is nothing to aay on that
point."
I In a formal atatement the ot-
i mm ne remarked "In connection
army englneera) there developed
a lack of united front on the
pnrt of Oregon for the develop
ment of tho Columbia a eub-
TREE
They had their fling at death I
Now they take a fling at life
reckleagly, fearleatly, dan
gerously I
10 and 35c.
Now Playing
Tom Tyler
In
"Two-Futed
Justice"
First
I
Tun Klamath Nawe roundly
avoniad lha metropolitan morn
Ina iara r-aiing thla fli-ld.
Khan It l-nrrli-d lha Wlniil
llulh Judd niurdar ronrliilon
Tuaaday morning. Tha other
papara, whlrh o to praaa In
lha lata afternoon or early
evening, aant til raaa lo tha
Jury. Tha KLAMATH NKWH
liroufht In tha verdict, and
rauchad Ka readers aoonar
than did any matropolltan
papar. Tha olhar morning
papara ere all boura bablnd
tha KLAMATH NKWH.
J art on whlrh I ahall have mora
to aay at a lalar data."
flaa .No l-rar
"I have no faar of tha fulura,"
tha governor aald In speaking of
x-onomle and Indualrtal affalra,
"and am confidant that uf'ire
long lhara will ba evldii'cd an
appreciable battarnjant of ron
dltloua lu tba country aa a whole.
"With raforenie to Oregon I
want to add that wblla It baa Ita
onoiiilc problatna, condition
bara ara ronelilerably battar than
lhay ara In lha mlddl waaiara
and eastern atataa.
"In (irrion wa bar not only
mora adariuataly mat our unem
plnymant and Industrial prob
lania than thay hava In tha mid
dla waat and aaat. but wa ara
tniilJf. CTVSWf.
SQUAD ASSAILS
NIPPON FORCES
(Continued from Paia Ona)
support Unas war half a mil lu
Ina rear.
In tha International aattlement
there waa ronatderabla apprehen
alon, and I nltad btataa marines
took psrt with other foreign units
In building additional sandbag
barricades and barbed wire da-frn-
as.
The marlnra, guarding a Una
on a lu-mlle front Inalde and out
aide of tha International acttle
ntent, took up tba heaviest bur
den of tha defense of tha aettle
nient. The marines' line eitended
from Ilia eulllemetit'e eiireme
western areaa, along Koorhow
creek, Iba northern boundary.
until It met tha aoldlera of the
Thirty-first I'nlted males Infant
ry ten mll'a to the east.
Marines Alert
Parfa of this front faced direct.
ly on Chapel, dally ecene of unfil
ing, bombing and heavy machine
gun flra. Tba Cblnaaa troope
faced tha marlnea acroaa boo
rhow creek, and tha marlnea were
kept ronatantly on tha alert aa
lha Chlneae erected barricades,
but relatione between the two
fnrcea were described aa "friendly
aa poealhle under the clrrum-
atancaa," and tba marlnea wara
not worried.
Tha Chines cavalry attack waa
reported to hava occurred at
Klangwun. part of tha Chapel
battle front. Th hnraemen. tha
report aald, rode against tha foe
wllb a dash Dot unlike that of
their remote predecessors, tha
riders of tha Mongrol chiefs,
wielding their aaoera with vigor
on tha enemy In the face of tha
aplttlng machine guns.
They were finally driven off,
according to tha reporta. but not
until they bad Inflicted heavy rae
ualtlea with their outmoded war
fare. Japs Held Eager
For Disarmament
(Continued trots Page Ona)
favor a reduction In the site of
battleahlpa and the caliber ot
their guns, reduction of tonnage
or airplane carrier, strict limita
tions ot tha us of all clasaea
ot war Teasel., prohibition of air
bombardments and ot tha as of
poison gaaea and bacteria.
August Zaleeakl, Polish repre
sentative, presented a plan for
"moral disarmament." H aald
Poland would offer a formal pro
gram under thla head later and
that Ambassador Hugh Gibson
of the I'nlted States "forcibly re
minded ua yeaterday tha beat
guarantee of aecurlty conalata In
our nelghbora' good will."
Slcnor Grandl'a address
brought three especially enthnsl
aatio outburata of applause when
he raid his country was willing
tn prolong tha London naval
treaty, to do everything possible
toward bringing about actual dis
armament, and to abolish many
of the moat important Heme on
armament programs. He deliver
ed tha address without a alngle
gesture, rc-iling both hla hands
gracefully upon a table.
Ho aald Italy rejected the
French theory of aecurlty to pre
cede disarmament. "Without dis
armament." he adilrd, "there can
ba no security." lie accepted the
German demand that other na
tions disarm In the aauie pro
portion aa Germany la forced to
do under the treaty of Versailles.
He aald Italy waa In favor of
proloiiKlng the Washington and
London naval agreements as pro
posed yesterday by Ambassador
Hugh Gibson of the United States.
He aald he viewed the present
conflict In tho far east, not with
the trnulo Irony with which
VoX
Ural Sound In Town
lt Showing Today
"West of
Broadway"
Owning Tomorrow
Buck Jones
In His Latest Western
"The Range
Fued"
Coming Sumlnjf
"EMMA"
others view It, hut as "a warning
to ua all."
The addreea of Iba Polish for
eign fiiliil'ler, advocating "moral
dlearmaini'iit." to Improve nation
al relatione Involving mutual a
aletanre of nations, waa identl
j fled with the dominant feature
I of tha French program. "My
I Country," ha aald, "bapplly aup
I porta all prnpoaala calculated to
make countrlaa of bad faith
j shrink from Ilia risk of aggres
sion." Observers aald they aaw
In this niova also a reflection of
I Foland'a fear of her neighbor,
I Rotlet Kua.la.
Tha equipment of Japan'a army
la far laaa efficient than that of
modern a r mini, Ambassador Mat
aodalra aald. "Our air force."
ha aald, "la still In tha making
Wa ara far behind many other
powera In civil aviation. Japan la
prepared to do all within bar
power to contribute to formulat
ing an agreement fair and equll-
t abla. aa well aa practical and
economical, through whlrn limita
tion and reduction of armamenta
ran beat ba affected with aa-
aarancae that national aafety will
not ba Impaired and that all
partlaa to the agreement strictly
observe Ita atlpulatlona."
American Smashes
Bob Sled Records
(Continued from I'aga Ona)
I 11:11, to take eecond place,
1.14 seconds behind Htevens.
No other boh run aver aaw the
terrific apaed Htevens and the
Young (Iwlse developed today as
they battled for tha Olympic title.
Tba remainder of tha field of II
sleda of eight nationa were dis
tanced almost from tba atart.
Among tnrm waa Jack Haaton.
American, who woo tha two-man
title In llll.
LAKE PLACID. S. Y-, Fab. 10,
4,rtveu literatroin of hwaden.
world (V kttometrea, champion
today won the flrat ot tha Olym
pic ski aventa. tha 11 kllomelree
cross-country run, beating tha de
fending champion. John Grot
tumehraaten of Norway, who fin
ished slith and collapsed over tha
line. I'tteratrom a time lor tne
course, about 11 mllee. waa 1
hour, IS minutes, 7 seconds.
Axel Vlkstrom. also of Sweden,
finished eecond. exactly two mln
utea behind I'tteratrom, whose
Sme was not considered fast, con
sidering tha rather eaay course.
.ell Baerlnen of Finland wo.
third.
WOOL HF.M.M BF.TTKIl
HOKTOX. Feb. 10. UP)
tered demand la being rerelred
for moderate auantltlea Of Btrlrt-
ly combing etaple of U'e and fb'i
and finer qualltlea weetern grown
woola. Strictly combing bo a ana
CO'a territory wool bring II to
5Jc, scoured basla. Gradea atrlct
ly combing 4'a and finer terri
tory wools ara held at tic to f7e.
acoured baals, wblla choice offer
Inge la original bags aall et lie
to lie.
TO CI.OHF. FKIDAT
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. (P The
Chicago board of trade, the atock.
curb and mercantile exchangee
will ba cloaed Friday, Feb. 11.
Lincoln's birthday. The liveatock
exchange will be open.
FUNERAL
NOTICES
ROSS IMXIEL HILMAX
The hod of Rosa Daniel HII
, . . ... j
IH.T..?!? .K.r
aire, rr-fl jiuiwu
will arrive In Klamath Falla Sat
urdav evening, accompanied by
the father. Frlenda ere invited
to attend the funeral service to
be held Sunday afternoon at
at th chapel of the McGlnnla
Parker funeral home. Pine avenue
at Eighth street, with Rev. Jo
aeph Swing of th Episcopal
church officiating. Interment
will follow In tha family plot In
the Llnkrllle cemetery.
A congreaaman aaya M Too
don't hava liquor, the girl ot to
day will kick you In the pant.
But It you do. you'll get It In the
neck.
Ladies'
Coats
Cleaned and Preeaed
48
Fur
Trim
C Sllehtly
Kxtra
Pelitorium
Cleamera and Dyers
1116 Main. Phone HIS.
DODGE BROTHERS
1932 Model Cars on display today,
together with the 1932 Plymouth,
with Floating Power, Automatic
Clutch, Hydraulic Brakes, Ail-Steel
Bodies.
25 GOOD USED CARS AT
REDUCED PRICES
Let us show you the new improve
ments on the New Dodge and Ply
mouth as well as what bargains we
are offering in good used transpor
tation. Ostendorf Motor Co.
lMIIKiK AM)
TRAIN FROM
PORTLAND IS
DUE TONIGHT
(Continued from I'aga On)
Agent I,. I,. Graham laft on train
I 4 for lha arena of tha annw elide
1 Wednraday morning.
Two llii Ilea of new anow tell
I In Klamath Falla and vl' lulty In
! little more than an hour Tuea
I day right, and light snow flur-
vlii run) I inierf Weiliieailatf morn-
Th tH,, whl h were
1 1 K i, t and fluffy were piled Into
drifts by a strong wind, whlrh
10 I
reached hlgheat velocity of
miles an hour between 1:0V and
!:uu o'clock thla morning.
Average wind Telocity from
midnight until noon today waa
computed at 11 miles par hour
by tha wind gauge of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company.
Tha breesa blew from the north
er eat until about I 11 o'clock
thla morning. whn It ahlfted to
lha west. Tha minimum temper
ature ot the day waa II degreee.
Forraaat Wind, Hnow.
"TV. 1 ... 1 ..Ihafritin alii a
menu of brlak wlnda carrying I
flurrlea of anow .and roollng I unchanged,
weather aa his foreraet for thai Shipping Tba principal ahln.
next 4 boura. Tha atata weather ping point rarlot marketa for V.
bureau predicted occasional show, j . So. 1 Netted liema ware re
era tonight In tb waatarn part ported dull lo lower. Idaho Falla
or Oregon, wnn coiuer w u-
In tha eastern aactlon.
Hnow flurrlea at Crown Point,
mixed rain and annw at I arrolia.
Wash., moderate anow at Wiu
lock, Waah., and occaalnnal snow
la tha Hleklyou mountains waa
reported Wadnaaday by tha Port
land airport weather bureau.
Five luchea ot naw anow waa
reported from Hun Creek moun
tain, according to the local office
ot the state highway depart
ment
All blgbwaya are reported
open, but motoriata are warned
that tha light fall of naw enow
haa added to tha haiarda of
driving and chalna are aeceaaary. !
Petitions Filed I
For U. S. Papers
Petitions for eecond aaturall
ratlon papers, examinations for
whlrh will be given before Judge
W. M. Duncan by W. B. Black-
man, naturalisation exam'ner, In
circuit court next September, were I
tiled Tueaday by a number of
forelgnera wishing to become
American cltliena.
Nine of the 14 who ware ex
amined Monday will be admitted
in ritlianahtn. according to an
announcement from the court.
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If yoa wish to be permanently
relieved of gas In atomach and
bowels, take Baalmann'a Gas
Tablets, which are prepared
specially for atomach gas and
all the bad effecta reenlttng from
gaa preaaure.
That empty, gnawing feeling
at tha pit ot tha atomach will
disappear: that anxioua. nervoua
feeling with heart palpitation
will Tanlah. and you will again
be. able to take a deep breath
without discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling af
ter dinner will be replaced by a
deelre tor entertainment. Bloat
ing will ceaae. Your limbs, arms
and fingers will no longer fi
cold and "go to aleep" because (
Baalmr.nn's Gaa Tableta prevent I
gas from Interfering with the
circulation. Get the genuine. In
in yellow ewcaaa-..
Tug store. Price. II
the yellow package, at any good
Always on hand at
STAR DKl'G STORK. Adv.
Wooril
We are alerting off the arw
year with soma epeetalai
FINE COAL
for Hogs, etc.
35c per 100 lbs.
DRY SLABS
$5.00 Dbl. Load
.ek aa about Hob; Feel aad
Oil Burner. Large atock
Fuel Oil, Fnrnace Oil end
Diesel Olla oa hand at all
i 111 OS,
PEYTON
& CO.
"Wood to Bum"
126 8. Tth. Phone 5S3
PLYMOI TH DKALK.lt
('OIIVAM.I.. Ore., Feb. 10. tP)
Khlpplnf point (juntallona on
potatoes sank to near low polnta
Wadnaaday In tha Idaho Falla and
Maine markete. while terminal
markets were also weaker en apt
at Man Francisco, where Oregon
stock held the higheet position.
arcordlng to today a marketgram
service, co-operating with tha C.
S. h. A. bureau ot agricultural
economics. Tha trade waa weak
In Ua Angelea and Chicago, but
prlcee wnra unchanged.
Terminal The prtnrlpel ter
minal carlot aiarketa for I'. 8. No.
1 Netted Gem poleioea vera re
ported weaker today. Chicago
market weak oa weetern, dull on
other: quotations unchanged. I.oe
Angelea market slightly weaker:
qtiotatlona onchangrd. Han Fran-
clero market aleady
quotatlona
Don't Endure Slipping
FALSE TEETH
Do your false teeth drop or
slip when you talk, eat. laugh
or aneese? Don't be annoyed and
embarrassed a minute longer.
Faateetb. a naw powder to aprln
ble on your platea, holds teeth
firm. Gives fin feeling of se
curity and comfort. No gummy.
gooey, paaty taate or feeling.
j ot f-aateeth today at Star Drng
Co. or any other drug store.
i Adv.
Ladies Attention!
Do You Wear Small Siie Shoe.?
(3V, 4, 4Vi, 8)
If So-We Have 100 Pairs
Now Only .H89
Former value to 17.85
All Other Style Left From Former Sale All Siae
Now $2.00 and $3.00 Pair
Buster Brown Shoe Store
Ex-Service Men
and Women:
Comrades and
Buddies:
On Friday, February the 12th, natal day
of our illustrious, martyred president, Abra
ham Lincoln, the FELICAN THEATRE will
dhow on the ncreen the Civil War photoplay.
"SECRET SERVICE." As a stasre play it
van hailed by America's best critics as a
correct portrayal of Civil War life. It is
now generally acknowledged as cinema's
masterpiece of America's greatest play of
the Civil War.
The play. "SECRET SERVICE." is from
the pen of William Gillette and is his best
known stage play. Mr. Gillette stands pre
eminently as an actor, playright and pro
ducer. The cast of characters includes
Richard Dix, star of "Cimarron", and Shir
ley Gray, who appears for the second time
as Dix's Leading Lady.
It is the wish of the Management of the
FELICAN THEATRE that every EX-SERVICE
man and woman in and adjacent to
Klamath Falls view this picture during ita
showing in this city, especially as it is being
shown on the birthday of Abraham Lincoln,
and this open letter is an INVITATION to
all veterans to view this picture as GUESTS
of the PELICAN THEATRE on Friday, Sat
urday or Sunday, February 12, 13 and 14th.
The presentation of a membership card from
your Service Organization, the display of
your discharge papers, a campaign medal
of any war or your appearance in uniform
will entitle any Veteran to free admission
during the showing of "SECRET SERVICE."
It is our sincere wish that each and every
one of you who offered your life in defense
of our great democracy enjoy this Civil
War portrayal of America life, as much as
we enjoy the privilege of inviting you as
our guests.
Very sincerely youra,
The Management of the
a
Pelican
market dull and rather unsettled;
Quotallona lower to tf ana lie.
Yakima market dull: ajmlteiuna
unchanged. Maine t Preee. flel
market fur l. tt. No. 1 Greea
MiMintalna waa weak wllb quota
tloua lower al 4 Ho and 41c.
Vital Statistics
MAHHI.tOKM
M'LARKN-rARLNON M. J.
McLaren, Klamath Falla, le Al)l
Marea Carlaon. Kami Crul. Calif.,
by Her. Melville T. Wire at tba
pareonage of the Flrat Methodist
rhurrh at I p. m. Tuesday.
Wed. and Thura.
ElUea Land,
and
Victor McLaglen
ia
"WICKED"
Plua
U. S. C. Trojana
we.
Notre Dame
Gridiron Claeaic
Cartoon and New
III
Theatre
i
Dunham Auto Co.
Pricea 10 and 25c
434 Ho. 61 h Ht.
Phone 27'J
401 N. mil.
l'lmno na-w