The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 29, 1935, Page 5, Image 5

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    November 29, 19H5
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
GREEK RULER
Lincoln-Zephyr Displayed
BRICK LIBRARY
FINDSTROUBL
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' Copyright, limn, ty (lulled Press
ATIIKNH, Nov, !!(l, UJ.R) -Klnt!
CJnorno II of (lrncm, re
stored to tin unci only tlve
days, Thuimliiy iicurod an oiniii
hi'Mlc wllh (Inn, (lenrico Knmly-
II", wti 1 1 ii n-n mi uchril premier
anil formal- nwnt.
Tim ilciiiorral lr, Knllliliroil
(loorjiu Inslsled on exlendltiK pe
III Ira I amnesty to Klatitlwrlns
VoiiUi.lm, oxlli.it ropti lillrati flro
liliinil, mill olhnr riiliiilillrnn lend
cm. Komlyllii smiKlit to rally
tlio nrniy and navy against tlio
kings propositi,
Threnli'iis Id Quit
flnamn'i reply was to ummnn
Constantino II. Iienierdjla, Allien
lin lawyer and veteran politician,
to nrxanlne new cabinet.
Tho king ni reported rellnlily
to hnve told Knndylls frankly
t lint If (ho mlllinrlmii openly re
sisted a sweeping amnesty to all
fiirlloiiK, ha would return to -llo
In KiiKliinit,
Beiitlment imatiiil Kondylls was
reported growing In tho army,
wlilrli provlotmly tho former war
minister lmd counted upon aa
hla source of atronKih. If he
continues to loao Kround It la be
lieved bla hops of renialnlnn aa
"strong limn" In tho restored
inonorcliy will lio shattered.
tieorKO Insistent
Kondylls' pnrtliiana attempted
to hnlil an aiitl-Voulollst wans
meeting In Conallt iitlou square
lain toilny but wra dispersed by
police. Tho prlinn mlnlster'a fol
lowers ran through tho streets
lioilllllK "Down with amnwaty!"
Tin king, meantime. Indicat
ed ha lutenda lo be ruler of
Oronce In fact aa well aa name
by Insisting upon having hla wny
In hla firm clash with a promi
nent politician.
Kondyila Informed the king
' i-: ij''"'-tV.7i. 1(1
Ij::-: ' ,:,.r " WilPw
w: am mw
With lh Introduction ef the
Ito horsepower V-ll IJncoln
Zoilir, on display nl italalgur
Motor company, Huturday, tlio
actual produriiiin of a car In
which an all-steel alngle-nnlt
body atructura completely as.
siimes the function of a framo
becomes an ealnblUhed fact. De
veloped from tho original stream
lined dcslun ihown at the ford
that If Venfsolot, den. Nlcholaa
riastlrna and other republican
lenders are pormltted to come
bom diet chlefa of lb defense
services will realgn.
King Popular
(oudylle named General Rep
pas, eonlmander of the air force,
General l'apagoa, commander of
the flrat military corpi, and Ad
mire la Ooconomou and Bekellar
lou and other responsible leadera
Kxpoaltlon at the Chicago World)
Fulr In 11194. the Lincoln-Zephyr
la representative of tbe advancod
conception) of the streamlined
form applied to automobiles,
and possesaea many new features
which caused It to be rated aa
one of the most Important new
developments In recent motor car
history. In extorlor appearance
I lie Lincoln-Zephyr In graceful
EaaaMaHBaaBBaMaBHiiaDBBB
among those who would quit the
government If the king did not
give In,
George then replied that he
would quit himself If the amnes
ty did not Include republicans.
Despite the strong antl-Venl-(nllel
feeling among army and
war veteran elements, the king
has strong popular support and
It Is gonornlly believed be will
sucee4 In showing politicians
nnd smoothly contoured. Fender
linos blend Into the wide central
section of the body. Running
boards are replaced by narrow
rubber covered buffers set off
with cromlum plated strips. The
body Is low-below tbe eyes of
a tall man and the rear panel
slants smoothly downward to
bouse (Ire and luggage compartments.
thut be Is the real ruler of
Greece.
The day that the worklngman
shares alike wltb the owner of a
holiness, we will see the end of
communism. The greateat dancer
In (he path of complete recovery
Is ourselves. Communism Is only
a symptom. Tho Iter. E. A.
Wulnh, regent, Georgetown unlver
tlty. .
Weyerhaeuser branch library
celebrated Hook Week by holding
a homecoming evening last Mon
day. This was arranged by Mrs.
I.loyd llurlrin and Mrs, Moml
HlRcy, librarians.
The building was decorated
with autumn flowers and holly.
and eihlblla were arranged, de
picting travel ' and customs In
various countries. Books of the
country and objects appropriate
to the theme, from various parts
of tho world, were placed In each
eihlblt. China was represented
ly chopsticks, Incense, a real
Chinese paper, wall prints, an
oil lamp, and the book "Oil for
the Lamps of China," by Phyllis
Hobart. An exhibit of antiques
was built around Lawrence's
"Years Are So Long" In the
adult section and "Children of
the Covered Wagon Days" by
Carr la the children s section.
Tbe guests were greeted by
Mrs. Lloyd Harbin and Mrs.
Moml Stacy, present branch li
brarians, and by Mrs, D. H.
Sloane and Mrs. H. C. Melaas,
who formerly assisted wltb tbe
library. Letturs were read from
Mrs. Ernest Bollesu and Mrs.
Lucille Moore, former branob li
brarians, who have meved away.
Miss Mary McC'omb, county li
brarian, talked briefly about tbe
Klamath county, library system
and told the story of tbe El
pbant's Child. Library patrons
presented Mrs. Lloyd Harbin
with a lovely gift In appreciation
of the work she has don for
the library In camp.
Mrs. Harbin has been very ac
tive In the work of the library
ever since It was star tod, three
and one-naif years ago. , At that
time Mrs. Harbin and Mrs. Sloane
made the necessary arrange
ments for tbe establishment of
tbe library.
Tha nlv Irnn rnHuctlnn rnntpnl
- - ' m - -
of the big steel companies In 1933
was In principle 1000 times as
damnable as the pig . reduction
campaign' of 1933, Secretary
waiiace.
Announcing
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The new, twelve-cylinder car that brings Ford and
Lincoln 'standards of value to the medium-price field
The Lincoln Motor Company presents to (Lis
city the Lincoln-Zhphyb an authentically
modern motor car.
It hat 12-cyliniler motor, a motor of the
V-type, proved to efficient in Lincoln and
Ford cart. This engine develop 110 horse
power. The whcclbnso is 122 inches. The
tpringbase is 133 inches. The bore and stroke
is 2 inches by 3 inches. The roomy body
accommodates six pcoplo and luggage. ! '
The Lincoln-Zf.phtr is, above all things, a
new car, new in idea, performance, appear
ancei But it does share the background of
experience, Hhe creative engineering skill that
' have developed the Ford and the Lincoln enra. '
It it built in its own specially equipped divi.
sion of tho famous Lincoln precision plant.
Workmen trained for years in building the
Lincoln bring to it methods and precision
they Imvo learned to well. It reflects the Ford ,
skill in organizing production that combines
quantity with quality, that gives value at a
price. Only thus could a car of such power,
size and beauty be offered for to little. Only
' thus could it represent in the medium-price
field at genuine a value at the Lincoln and
' Ford cars in theirs.
As you inspect the Lincoln-Zephyr for the
' first time, you will be impressed by the sweep-
ing beauty of its every line. It employs fully
the principles of aero-dynamic design. Stream.
lines flow not only from end to end, but from
' side to side. But grace of line, in this case,
doet more than express a style trend. It reflects
. principles of design and construction as now
, as the car itself.
." Steel trusses make possible the bridge, the
airplane fuselage, the Marconi tower struc
tures of light weight but great strength. Steel
trusses underlie, the flowing curves of this new
' car. Body and frame arc one, welded together.
Here is a steel bridgo . . the body ... a rigid
structure, supported at two points, front and
rear springs. Roof and roof-members, with
floor and floor-members, carry the stresses.
The first result of this new construction, '
obviously, is great safety under all conditions.
Great comfort follows inevitably. The center
of gravity is low; passengers step directly onto
tho floor of the car; and the weight of all
passengers is poised between the axles. There
it no "back-seat" ride. .
Soft transverse springs minimize the "up-anrl-down"
motion, the jounces, the bumps of
tho road that rob riding of comfort. We have
no hesitancy in saying that this car, with its
smooth V-12 power, offers a new rhythm of
motoring. The gliding ride results naturally
from its design. ,
' Flan to spend at least an hour at the exhibit.
A new understanding of the motor car awaits
you. Arrange for a demonstration. Perform
ance is at refreshing at appearance.
PRICED FROM
1275
f. O. B. DETROIT .
AVAILABLE IN TWO SEDAN BODY. TYPES
Convenient, economical terras through the Authorized
Finance Plans oi the ; Universal Credit Company.
Inspect this new car, Saturday, at the Balsigcr Motor Company,
: Main and Esplanade Streets.
(phoBoAapkic
Christmas Cards
Here's a novel plan for this year's Xmas greetings. Bring ht th
negative or print of your favorite snapshot, select from our wide as
sortment the card and sentiment you desire, and your worries and.
Photographic Christmas cards are personal, distinctive and very econ
omical. Come in ami see some actual samples soon. Your name an
be included on the card at a slight additional charge.
Place Your Greeting Card
Order Now Before the Rush
Undarivoocfe PAarniac?
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78o Coty'a Face Po. 69
60c Woodbury Powder ....37
$1 Milkweed Cr. 79
$1 Junta Cream 79
SI Catonlte Powder .....89
75c Deat. Cold Cream, lb. 49
200 Cleansing Tissues Free
First' Aid Kit at ...25 up
Fountain Syringes now only 59
Hair Brushes each 39
Electric Curling Iron, now 69 fi
1 lb. Hosp. Cotton, on sale 29
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$1.50 Lunch Kits
10c Scot's Tissues
11.50 Alarm Clocks 98
S1.00 Hot Water BotUes. 69
S1.00 Vacuum Bottles .69
91.00 Vellum Stationery 59
al.OO Electric Vaporiaors 49
600 Cleansing Tissues 29
Nyal Sampler Pfcg. Fre
Cut Prices on All
Remedies
50c Listerine 39 C
35c Sloan's Liniment .29
85c Bromo Quinine 29
$1.85 Petrolagar 93
$1.25 Creomulslon ......98
75o Squlbb's Mln. Oil ....S9
60c Cal. Syp. Figs .'. 49
50c Vick's Nose Drops 43
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