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Jununry 8, 1937
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
O'llilin MiiitIi-iI Wnnl of I ho
DiniTliign uf Allim ( )' 1 1 1 hn , muii
or Ml', mill Mm. T. W, ( Hi it'll.
435 I'liclfln TiTi-urn, wnn I'uchIvimI
In Kliiiiintli KiiIIh wi-miily, o'llrlt-n
and Maxlnn Tlmi'i'Sit Hrliulln wniu
nmrrlrtl Dni-oiuhnr 27 In Vim
llmik, N. I). Tiny inn niiw In
Hun Knim-lsi-n. limb ymnin inn.
plo with iicllvo In llw rniiiimny of
Ihn (.'nlhiilli' Uiiiinulli! I'lnyi-is
which I our cil llici iiilililli-wnsl, In
cIikIIhk rhlragii. U'lltli-n Ih b
graduate of Klnninlh dilim lilitli
acliuiil iiiiiI iilmi n 1 1 ii .! i I tint i;n.
vorslly nl Mluni'iiiitn.
funny WHImm Whlln nkiili'in
enjoyi-il 111" wltlii iXiiillito of Irn
on upper Kliiiniiih lukn IMilny
night, tliusn whu loiiNioil thi'lr
Inns ilhoilt Ihn IwtiNrn nlitu-rvi-tl
Ihn nvi-rliiiniilitu: willow liritiu-tiiN
which nin rniily In burnt Into
blossom. I'lmny wllluwn, luirtilll
gnrs or npilMK. I'luy Irlikn nil
lluiso who nni Inoliltiic rorwiinl to
balmy iluys, Ioiik li'-riiro Kliiiu
llli'i mill wlnli-r m-i In.
llniiglitrr Horn -Word him been
received hy frl-nil nr Ihn tiirlh
In Bnlnm or a til innni1 tiuiiKhl'-r
January 3. In Mr. ami Mm. Ix-on,-aril
lwln. lorim-ily fiirinorn or
thin sertlou. Itmh mtiiher nml
datiKhli-r wire r"iinri'i nil iIiiIiik
nlroly. Lewis r"'riitly until hin
holilltiE" Ii"" unit Ini-uU'il innr
Onlnrln, 0".
Ili-turna in H. Iiih.I W I I I I n in
Kruiu'la Ilium, nun or Mrs. HimiIiiIi
Ilium, returni-il thin litnnlh In
lorllniiil lo ri-ntiinii hla Bttnll--a hi
Hill .Mllllnrv araili-my )( linn
mail excellent prnicrena In lita
at-holanttr, inlllliiry mill athletic
work thin ynr, nri-ontliiK lo Joii'ph
A. HIM. pn-sldniil.
Mltnoili, Mi-rl Klllllllilll InilKl'
No. 77, A. f. A.M. will holil Im
rRiiinr nipntlnit Monilny. Jnnnnry
10 at 8 p. Ml. Thin la Junior I'nnl
Manlpr'a night anil pinna am hi
Iiir niailn ror a lnrs iiit''tii'attrp.
Itt-rrrflhtiiPntM will hp aprvpil. All
lireiht-pii ronllully Invltpil.
I'fit Im k l.iinrlipon Mpinlii-ra
or tho Unili'il 'rowiim-ml auxiliary
lilpl for pollurk liinrhpoii nil Wril
nrinluv nftPriinou nt Hip limnp or
Mr K. II. (!o,,liiril 191 1 W'ani
laml avonue. SpvpiiIopii kupkIii
vrrra pranpiil, mirl a ntimlipr or
nw mpruhpra wpr wi-lromPil.
'Inn hkl Trip Mr llornrp
(fpts aocoiiiiiiintpil n Kroup (r IiIkIi
achool atuili'iitn to Ci-iiut luku
Hnturilitv, wIipi-o tlipy piuojcd Iho
liny akllns. In Hi" piuiy wprp
Kranrpa I.p Mi-.Mullrn. Ituth Vnr
nador. Clark WVavrr and lluraro
Octi, Jr.
llniiy Hour Club Thn llnppy
Hour club will meet with Mm.
Oaurae II. Hum nl tbu Ioof ball
Tuendoy nl 3 P. in. for election or
orrieern. All ineniheia are ra
quentod to attiiml.
I'lnni'i-r Dlnni-r llnlo - - Tim
wotuen'a auxllluri lo the Ftrat
rreshylorlnn church bna eel Thiira
dny, February 10, aa the dntn ror
the annual 1'lnnerr dinner.
IT COULD
HAPPEN TO YOU!
A KISS IN THE DARK . . . AND
THEN PERHAPS YOU ARE
nlT f ir V '-a?Jil- ir ,lfH
Il.l .
tit
,2 II I
3 BIG DAYS! Starts TUESDAY
I Olgdl U
Ilrniirli Uliriiiy Opi-n A now
hruiii'h nr lliu Khitniilh rniinty
library win opiiiinil In fint Kliuii
mil l-'rlilny, uhnrn R Ih m po nnorii I
liy Ihn ('Ivlii Itnpt'fivdinftiit i-luli or
which Mm. Hurl (liny Ik president.
'I'll library will hii Innilnil In llio
i-luMioiinn nml will hn open tim
riinl nml I III ill l-'rliliiys or eiu-h
inoiilh fniin 2 until i p. in. nml
7::iu In :.'lu p. in., wllh Mrs.
J "ii ii 1 1 nn In I'liitrgii. A nupply
or bouliH wus tiikwi out to thn li
brary l-'rliluy liy Mnry McCoiub,
1 1 lira rlii li . 'I'll In In Ihn first branch
lllirnry wlilrh hits Im-i-ii liicutnil lit
Kuri Klmnnth for scvon years.
Minn MiUoinh nlo vlnllcd Ihn
Kurt Klmiuiili school, whurt alio
li-ri niiw hunk.
1'iillnr lllra FrlPiida of Mr.
Karl l.'niuhiiri huvn bnnn ailvlaid
I hul hr liithi'r, .Mr. IJavlaon or
t'ln'liullH, dli'd nt tho f m" 1 1 y homo
Frldny nlithl rollowliiK u aurlca or
nil ukcn whlrll ho allfluroil nlioilly
urinr Now Yonr a dny. Kuimrul
HPivlioa will ho Imld .Monilny In
Udiurnllii. Mra. Hr'iuharl will
roiiirn horo Wniliii'ailiiy and ro
mimii her ponltlnn an a iii"inln r of
thu Klanmtli county rnllof aintf.
I'lnn MUI I'nrty Wtion mom
Inn n of Iho Junior llualtiana and
1'rofpnnloiiol Wonion a liuh inl
Willi Kinncna llirry Krlday iiIkIh
Hipy miidq pluna ror a nklliiK pni'ty
lor iiiPiiibPia anil ihHr frtcnda to
hn livid at Crntrr Ink Sunday.
Jununry It. Thonn who aro In-u-M-nii-d
aru onkPd In apt In tom-li
Willi t'luiidlu Aloxttiiili-r at I'ullciill
arhoul.
Hitlla for lalnmla l.urlllo Halca
or l-rlnuvlll". Oio.. aalli-rt tr a
month a vlnlt In Honolulu on the
ntoiiiiinhlp Monti-roy out nt San
Krani'lnco. Ml Haifa la lh"
diiUKhtfr or Mra. Irono Italon. 911
liranl Btrecl, Klmnuili Knll. and
lina mi")' rrlcmla In thla city.
WlnlPr 111 SniilliMra John
llumllion of Norlh Ninth nirwl In
aiiomllnis tho winter moiitha wllh
rulnllvi-a and rrlonda In Oakland
and other hay point". Mr. and
Mra. Hamilton motored nouth
imrilv hoforo tho hnlliliO" nnd
Hiimllton hua now reliii nid to hi"
houm bore.
H..I...II I inin Trli Mr. ami i
Mra. William Clevo roturnPil
Tlnirdiiy iHKht f rum a minor iilp
which took them lo Ball Lake
( Hy, lii-i o they MK-'il 111,1 """"
ilnya vlnltliiK wllh CH-ve'n iinrenla.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Cleve.
Here I'miii Koiitli K- J- Mur
ray or San Finnrlnco, former
Klumntli Knlla newnpnperman. In
hero ror a nhort time, n ituenl nl
Iho 1'. J. llaniiou ranch homo.
Murray la en route to bin home
In the Bonth following a bualiioaa
Hip to 1'orllnnd.
TriiuiiiliiK 1 ice Th Iiukc,
old poplar tree which border
the properly r tho city library
lyre receiving a tiimmlim. with
an eye to the health of tho
bmullfiil Ireea which wore plant
ed oorly In Klmnnth Fnlla' la
lory. -
Brilliant
J I All-Stor Cost
kcAMII
Honor Mra. Hinllli Mra. I, con
G. Oiiiiii rmtorlulnnil with a
liiiR'heoii ciiiiipIIiiiiiiiIIiik Mra, A.
Thuiiiloio Hmllh nt the Dunn
roHlilKiiro on HitrKi-nt atruot Frt
tiny urinriioun. The ocraalon
wnn Mra, Hmlth'a blithilny.
tlui-nla wi-ro Mra. l,no Kominily,
Mra. W. H. Hlnnxb, Mra. J, K.
Hmllh, Muy lli.-lln Knyua, Mra.
I'll t Kill I , Mra. .1 i'ii ii In III over,
Mra, F. It. Vunni, Alia. .Ii'iniiilo
Hhlnl, Mra. Hmltli mid (hn hi.n
tnna, Mra. Dunn. Mra. Hmllh
riienlvrd ninny lovely blrthdiiy
riiiiiiiiuhei'mii:na from her f dentin.
lti-ioi'la ,1ri'lili-iii Wuyno
Olilnker, 72H ()wi-n atiniit, ni
poitnil to city pollen Friday Unit
ihn rnr hn wnn ilrlvlnx erualied
Into il parked ear nt H'iH Owena
nireei. 'I'hiiro worn no liijurlen.
KHa A. Illelnirilnon, 2:12:1 Houih
HIMh niroel, nml Tommy .iipiui
of Kluiiiulh l-'nlln ri'portoil an
ueehleut lo illy pollio January
H. They wero drlvern of eiira
whleh I'ullliled at Ninth u ml
IHkIi airevia.
l-'inill ;u.elle Kilnoli Foulkfl
prnuilimiit rnneher of Iho Uaxella
dlnirlet, aoiiih of Yri-ku, la a
vlnltnr In Klumutli Folia for nev
ernl ilnya. xueat at tho Klk hotel.
Foiilkn In accompanied hy hla
daughter. F.llznbeth. Tho Foulko
ranch, one or the landmarka In
the Yreka dlatrlct, la niocea
lor nurli prominent wrltora aa
Harry l.eon Wllnon. I'etor H.
Kyno and Znno (irey.
Hie) i
pom d
Ihn I In
homen.
Bireet,
len Kfoleii Two lioya re-
10 clly pollco Saturday
11 or bleyelea from their
Dale 1 Inn k In n. 0.12 oak
reported Hint hla bicycle
wun In
ken from In rront or hla
It w-aa a black. Zenith
hollne.
Illndel
hum Itaniaey, 200 1
u li I I.i
ml. lold police, a WeatHeld
bicycle
home.
wna taken from hit
Vl.lln I'lli'ioN Mra. Hurry
Clover, formerly of Klumaih
rallft, returned to
l.o" AliKl-len after
her home In
a brief vlnlt
here. Mra. Clover waa called to
Klamath Knlla by the death of
lier molIiiT. Mra.
Sim ncconipmiled
Lillian Pratt,
the body to
Llitcnlii, Neb.. who
nervlcea were belli.
a fuiK'i nl
Clover la
now lu the laundry bualncas In
l.on AllgelPB
i:n Ituole Koiitli H. n. Crane
of tho criinn Lumber company
near Illy, nml K. X. Kendall of
Illy, miiiiiiiier uf the My Wnler
coiiiiuiny. were In Klamath Knlln
Sntiirdny niorii lim on route to
Sun Friuicinco where they will
irnnnnel hiinlnenn. Kendall la a
runner KlaiiiaUi Knlla Junlico or
Ihn peace.
To Himiihor I'ai-ly -The Kaijlea
niulliiny will aponsor a public card
Party In Iho Kaclcn hall al Fifth
and Main nireeia Tuemlny nrter
liuou, January 11. Play will nlnrl
at 2 o'clock. I'rly;ea will bo given
nml rerrenhinenta aerved. Tho
luiniic la invllcd.
M Hie Klk Mr. and Mra. I!ob
erl Drlnkwnier of Ilnrna are
iiniong the out of town vlaltora In
Klumaih Fulls thla. week. Drlnk
wnier In a rancher near nurnn.
They aro gueam at the Elk hotel.
Mm. Wiley Improves Mrs.
Carlcton Wiley (Kllinbeth Wur
nor) In showing ntendv Improve
ment In St. Vincent n honpltal In
Pnrilnnd. according to word re
ceived Saturday by her mother,
Mrs. Luclle Warner.
Vl-lla Dnuuliter 1). Stephenson
left early thin week ror Portland
arter vlnlllng hero for aevoral
months at the homo of hla aon-ln-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mra.
J. H. .Marks at 1101 East Main
j strfcot.
ReturiiH South Denn French
has returned to the U. S. naval
bono at San Pedro after enjoying
a furlough In Klamath Falla with
frlendB and relative. French haa
been etntloned In Panama for tho
past year.
Nome New Officer Members
of the Klamath lank No. 460,
Order of Vana, are Informed that
a.new (innnclal aecrotary haa been
named. He la John Olsons, Sill
Union street.
At the Wlllanl Joe 8chusa,
Klnninlh Falls merchant who
makes his homo in Portland, la
a biislnena visitor In this city.
While here Schusa Is a guest
at tho Willard hotol.
Returns lo Work Merwln Don
elson, postal clerk, haa roaumod
hla position following an Illness of
several daya at Ihs family resi
dence. Auditor Here Ed A. Wax,
nitilltor with tho Long-Bell Lum
ber compnny at Lnkeviow, la hore
for aovornl moiitha In the Inter
ests of the company. Wax la a
guest at tho Elk hotol.
One nr Urn Inment vlnlliitlonn of
nkl eulhiinlnntB or tho winter la
expected in Crater lake park Hun
duy. The Junior chamber of com-mi-rco
will hold a akl party In the
park, and many othern aro expect
ed to travel lo the lake to engage
In wlniur aporta or merely to view
thn liikn In winter drena.
Park nitlhorltlea reported that
roada aro Icy In (be early mornings
and evening", and ilunhy during
(he duy.
Tern iii-riii u to In the park mount
ed lo H degrcca above zero Fri
day. Tho low Saturday morning
wan ill above.
Klanuith Fulln weather turned a
little wanner Saturday. The mini
mum wun 20 degreea, alx degreea
ubove (bat of the previous morn
ing. I', s. weal her bureau forecasta
iinnettled woalher toward mid
week In Oregon, Waahlngton and
northern Idaho. Weekend weather
la eipccted lo be fair and cool.
Thn barometer In Hie offlca or
The Herald and News was drop
ping a llttlo SuturUuy.
PUCKETTS TAKE
E
O. K. Puckett and Prentiss
Puikeli have tnkon over the (Jun
store, at Seventh street and Klam
ath avenue. It was announced
Saturday. The atore waa operated
ror many years by the lato Barney
Chambers.
Prentiss Puckett, who worked
In the atore for Chambers for two
yearn, will bo actively In charge
of the establishment.
Announcement will be made In
a few days as lo the dale of open
ing tho pioneer store to business.
SON OF KLAMATH
WOMAN NOMINATED
FOR WEST POINT
Word has been received In
Klamath Falls by Mrs. Walter F.
Sears that her son, Galen P. Rob
hl n a. a Junior at tho University
of Oregon, hnn been nominated
for Went Polnl by U. S. Represen
tative James Mott.
rtobblnn gives his home address
as Ktigenc. He was decorated by
(ioveriior Charles K. Marlln at
citizens military training camp
last summer when ho received the
Pershing medal for outstanding
iiiarksmausblp.
DRUNKEN DRIVER
GETS STIFF FINE,
JAIL SENTENCE
Pollen cracked down on a
drunken driver Friday night when
(hey oriented Franklin Lynch, 22,
Heaity liiillun, who reportedly ran
nniuck with hla car on Sixth street
near the viaduct.
Lynch waa lodged in the clly
jail and at a hearing In -police
court Saturday morning, drew a
line or $1U0, a jail sentence of 50
days and an additional fine of IS
or two days In Jail on tha charge
of driving without an operator'!
license.
Hero on niottncas E. M. Itay
mond of Wenatchee, Wash., head
of the Raymond Dairy company
Is a business visitor in Klamath
Falla thla week. Raymond Is a
guest at the Elk hotel while In
this city.
Drives lo Portland Mra. Lola
Reck, who lives on the Merrill
rond, made a motor trip to
Portland this week on business.
She la expected to return Mon
day. Returns lo School Julia Tomil
son haa returned to Forest Orove.
Ore., to resume her studtea at
Pacific university. She la a sopho
more at Pacific.
Here From Ilend W. E. Chand
ler, division engineer of the Ore
gon slate highway department, la
In Klamath Falla on business from
his offices In Bend.
Leaves for South Mrs. Ona
Ragley of Altamont haa. left for
Texaa where she waa called hy
tho aorloua Illness of her father.
Par in alee Returns Guy Par
malm haa returned to hla home
hore after a week'a visit In San
Francisco with friends.
Cattle Buyer Hcrer Roscoe
Noonan of Vallejo, veil known
cnttlo buyer, la among the week
end guests at Hotel Hall.
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STARTS TUESDM
First Pictures
BOMBING
OFU.S.S.
PAN AY
PELICAN
' '
These are some of the guests who honored Mr. and Mra. Albert Conforti,
dinner party given at Lucca's cafe following their wedding January 2, In
Otto Hail was master of ceremonies. Kennell-KI lis picture.
FOREST LOOKOUT
FEARED BURNED
Word has reiently been re
ceived from Aahland residents to
the effect that there Is a proba
bility tbe U. 8. rorest aervlce fire
lookout Louse on Table mountain
was destroyed by fire a ahort time
ago. The report slated that a
large volume of smoke with the
source at Table mountain streak
ed acroas tho sky to the west as
far aa Ashland peak.
Foreat aervlce members are at
a loss to know bow a fire could
have originated at this snow
covered and abandoned station In
January. An Investigation, bow
ever, will be made.
Ranger Hugh Rltter of the local
office will leave for the scene
Monday morning and drive to the
Greensprlng summit from where
skis will be used to reach the
lookout point, a distance of seven
miles to the nortb.
The lookout Is of high Impor
tance both to the Jackson County
Fire Patrol association and the
U. S. forest service, since it com
mands an unobstructed view of all
tbe timbered lands near Ashland
as well as important stands of
ponderosa pine In the Dead In
dian and Jenny creek drainages.
If tbe structure actually burned,
plans will be made for rebuilding
as soon as the place can be reach
ed by auto next spring. The loss,
Including an ' adjoining garage,
would amount to approximately
$1600.
NEGOTIATIONS FOR
ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE
TREATY IN FINAL STAGES
WASHINGTON'. Jan. g UP)
Tho United States and Great Bri
tain moved today toward the final
singes of a significant commercial
accord climaxing Secretary Hull's
foreign trade program.
The proponed pact, which Hull
formally proclaimed last night In
expreasing his Intention of nego
tiating with tbe United Kingdom,
will Involve a globe-girdling mar
ket. It will embrace not only Britain
but her far-flung colonial empire
and Newfoundland. Only India,
the domlniona and Ireland will
be excluded.
Actual negotiation of the agree
ment, designed to achieve mutual
tariff concessions, will begin as
soon as American Interests nave
made known their views concern
ing specific items of commerce.
British and American economic
experts have been engaged for
more than a year In preliminary
work on the projected agreement.
A British trade mlsalon will come
here next month to conduct the
final parleys,
MILLWRIGHT FACES
CHARGES IN AUTO
ACCIDENT CASE
Tobe C. Carter, 60, millwright,
has posted $50 ball in connection
with charges In Justice court that
he failed to give his name and
address at tbe scene of an acci
dent. Complainant is Art Esgate, who
charged that after a mishap on
South Sixth street Carter refused
lo give the. information required
by law.
Date for a hearing has not been
set.
aaasCT ! i i
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO BIDDERS WOOD
Klamath County School Dis
trict will receive bids for furnish
ing wood to the various schools
of Klamath County School Dis
trict. Bid Sheets and Specifications
can be secured at the office, Room
10, Courthouse.
Bids close February t, 1933.
JKAN K. POUTER, Clerk.
H. J. 8-11-15 No. 9 Aff. news.
PILES
Quick Positive
rormanent
RELIEF
Advanced non-surgical meth
ods. NO HOSPITALIZATION No
losa of time from work.
Many satisfied patients In
Klamath and surrounding
country hare been given per
manent relief. Write lor
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
Chlropractla Physician
781 Maui Phone 4U4W
Conforti Wedding
LOCAL COUPLE
WED AT MEDFORD
June Pouder, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Pouder of Klam
ath Falla and Frank P. Zlssos,
son of Mra. Cbrls Blanas, were
married Friday afternoon, Janu
ary 7, in the Jackson county
courthouse In Medford, friends
were advised.
They will make their home In
Klamath Falls. Mary Metcalf at
tended the young couple.
Zlssos Is employed as florist
with the Klamath Flower shop
and hla bride Is in tbe office of
the Motor Investment company.
FIREMAN VACANCY
Eight men have qualified for
appointment to the vacancy In
the Klamath Falls fire depart
ment following a check by the
civil service commission which
net for the purpose of grading
the applicants.
Of this group Chief Keith K.
Ambrose will choose one of the
first three. The first choice, to
fill the two existing vacancies,
was made from a former list.
Following are the gradeB: Fran
cis Schmtch, 98; Laurence Berg- j
man. 96: willard Nelson, 94 V4;
Horace Dodge, 94: Wallace Bald
win, 92: Chester A. Smith,
92 W: J. V. Dechaineau, 92; Vir
gil E. Fessenden,
' MARSHFIELD, Jan. 8 (AP)
Walter L. Toote, Portland law
yer, told friends he was consid
ering the possibility of entering
the race for the republican nom
ination for TJ. 8- Senator next
spring.
J--''V'X'- V J" S M. ! .
proving that
PLENTY OF HOT WATER
makes a person pretty happy
Hot water every time you turn the faucet
makes every member of the family happier.
Baby's bath, dishes, washing, showers, all
take hot water. Waiting for it wastes time,
starts arguments, spoils whole days. .Why
put up with things of that sort, when an
automatic electric water heater will do
away with them foreverl See about it today.
V I
, 1
Small Down
, .
Parry
(Murlyne Agee) at a
Sacred Heart church.
ITALY SENDS
30,000 FARMERS
TO GERMANY
(Continued from Page One)
ers will themselves be farm work
ers. Tbe Interpreters will be re
cruited from frontier reeiona
where many peasants speak Ger
man.
The workers will receive food
lodging and tbe equivalent to
about 40 cents a day In wages.
They will have sick and disability
insurance and tbe German govern
ment will pay their transporta
tion.
They will sign up for the dura
tion of the German agricultural
season which normally lasts
about eight months.
Too Late to Classify
keeper, give references. Sant
tord Jones, Merrill, Ore. 1-11
MODERN 4-room furnished
house. Phone 2287. : 4735
ROOM, board and laundry,
meals Sunday. 810.00 week.
304 So. 4th. 637
Sat. Jan. 8
Olene
Tamale Feed
, Dancing
The California
Oregon Power Company
Payment . . .
. Easy Terms
Klamnth county school district
total enrollment la up 18.1 per
cent over enrollment at this time
a year ago, It was announced
Sntiirdny by County Superinten
dent Fred Peteraon.
Total for this year at this
time Is 4280. A year ago It was
3S11.
Thla table shows the Increases:
I DM 1BST
Elementary .............. 319 1091
High School 861 51S
4280 8811
The high school figure for
1938 Includes 97 junior high
achool pupils at Altsmont.
Funerals
I,KE J. JORDAV
The remains of Lee J. Jordan,
who passed away at Chlloquln,
Ore., January 7, will be forward
ed to North Bend, Ore., Sunday,
January 9, where the final rites
will be held. Commitment ser
vices and Interment will take
place In the family plot of tha
North Bend cemetery. Ward's
Klamath Funeral Home In charge
of tbe arrangements.
Dr. George Goehring
Dr. David H. Goehring
DENTISTS
307 Medical-Denial Building
Ph. 48?
OPEN EVENINGS
ARE YOU
SHARING THE
EARNINGS?
Again savers and investors are
realizing extra income on their
accumulated funds. ARE YOU
SAVING THIS SAFE WAY?
This
Association
Has Never
Paid Less
Than ( Curr.at
iuivia.a
First Federal Savings
and Loan' Association
OF KLAMATH FALLS ,
111 No. 9th St. Phone 878
Member of Federal Saving!
and Loan Insurance Corp.
ELECTRIC
HOT WATER
IS
1. Automatic lothing
to light or turn off.
2. Convenient always
ready at tha tunv of
tha faucet.
J. Clean nothing to fill,
no fire to tend.
4. Continuoui always
hot, morning, noon or
night.
5. Carefrea you can
forget tha hot wate'r
proUem.,
6. Healthful cloanlinais
Is an Important health
measure.
7. Constant day effar
day,'year eftar yaar, ,
, 8. Economical Tales
our off-peak heating
rate. : ' . . . .