The Klamath news., October 11, 1925, Image 9

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H NEWS
Sunday, October -It. 1925
Page Nine
II HP K!C0U ar Western Auto Attracts Interest of Local
U J:! Residents for Whom It Works in Summer Time
lY PAH
"ance On Part
Results In
Recess
i
1 Merrill High Notes
i
O, 8" sarlsnd. l. 9 -a
. rootsd wllh iub.
to r Usee lo Km two
if ,1 eluusos nf iio
-' security part,
- ha adjourn-
rm It l !m rhixf
a antllniiient
Mill II.
having )"
l be eleven rl I-
I i cnnfiTMPi do-
l l i dlsrusslun of
(Thursday. 11
most Important
mo In ilula.
j ' ,dlsc usmd (lor
i ll the league of
b; l and the pro
I .treaties between
"' ad anil rllo
jly, am I lie mat
rireenietil will be
averautlnns. The
f Ilia conference!
in tho shinty of
eoiiimfin ground
tw a.
IJda I taa French for
ts; ly supportod by
j. C- a, representlne.
pJMtat lenxlhy ad-
Hfnarac' alnlna that cier
asst t..r tus league on the
inUl as otbT countries with
Hervatlons r emptlons.
Id detailed taa exrhanna of
. Mlm r many and tho
(j.W this at ' M, ll assured
tmsns that they would have
sansnt aaat on the league
, where' unanimous decisions
.' are necessary, (iermany
Xplalned Brland. would bo In
Ion to arevent encroachments
tar soYerslgntjf under article
Ike league of nations cove-
dri Mlntfter Strcscmann and
ill r Lot' r of (Iermany re
h. t Oera desired to entor
Mae of i i" ioa, but that It
'be -.. to find a for
cceaiab't " the' Herman
b'--- : '
I L )wne's
tir. Recorded
n n
One of tho fenturo attrnrtlons at
the formal opening nf the Weatern
Aula Hupply enmpany'a new branch
tore In Klamath Falls, waa the
scout car and Its pilot, "Outdoor"
Franklin. FrauHlln and Karl Wil
cox, camp department manager at
the main alore In l. Angeles, stop
ped off hero lo attend the formal
opening of this newest Western Auto
United Slates Department of Agrl
cullure, nureau of Hlologlcul
Kurvey. Time of Bunrlse and
Hunsrl at l.skevlcw, Oregon,
(120th Meridian Line).
Table ahowmx time of one-halt
hour before sunrise and sunset, for
the purpose of Indicating when, each
day during Inwful open season, the
hunting of migratory game birds
may begin, or must cease, respective
ly, to abide by the requirements of
the Federad Migratory Hlrd treaty
act regulations.
Add five minutes to sunrise and
sunset for the region around Klam
ath Falls.
Column headed "Rtnrt A. M." gives
the time when shooting may start,
as the half hour lies been subtracted
from the time of sunrise.
Column headed "Stop P. M." gives
the lime of sunset, when shooting
snail cease.
DATE ' Slnrt A. M.
October 10 S:3B
October It 6:40
October It 5:tt
October 13 ,..6:43
IHlNGTOn. it.
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IS
9. I t'nlled i October 16
I October
.6:44
.6:46
.6:40
i The story ol Mrs. Zuchary
wne that her husband was
l) I to take the 8hennndoali on
fated weatern trip over his
t, and for pollllcnl purposes,
lid without oounter-leHtlmouy
court of
October 17 6:47
J record of tho naval
October 18
October 19
October 20
October 21
October 22
October 23
.6:48
..6:49
.6:60
..6:63
.6:63
.6:64
was made plain In tlnvolnp-
followli-T her apeurnnce Frl-
ate refusal of ftec
Tj Wilbur to com
alimony, and the
,rlce Pierce, nctlng
If the court, thnt
r testimony would
abject thnt would
oourt.
, the
of iti
in h
ilit or
kdvoei
anado..
,joa th
Ibt by
October 24 6:66
October 26 6:66
October 20 6:68
October 27 6:69
October 28 6:00
October 29 8:01
October 30 8:08
October 31 6:04
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If you know of any game viola
tions, call phone 684. All Informa
tion will be strictly confidential.
Stop P. M.
6:29
6:28
6:26
6:24
6:33
6:21
6:19
6:18
6:16
6:16
6:13
6:12
6:10
6:09
6:07
6:04
6:04
6:03
6:02
6:00
4:69
4:68
store, on their way to Diamond lake.
Ever since Franklin has keen a
member of the Western Auto staff,
his car has beon the subject of much
discussion among nil who hnvn seen
It. It has every bit of equipment
needed for such a car. From bump
er to bumper and from side lo side.
It has been fitted for
needed on a trip.
Starting at the front of the car,
It Is equipped with a heavy duty
bumper. Detween the guards, Just
behind the bumper a service unit
la carried. This provides for a con
tainer for extra gasoline, oil and
water. A road light Is attached tot
the front spring. This provides a
ray of light to be thrown across the
road and about two feet off the
ground, making night driving safe
even In fuggy weather.
The tourist's kitchenette Is part
of the equipment on the left run
ning board of the car. The kitchen-,
ette provides space for a large cake
of Ice, several gallona of Ice water,
space for fresh vegetables and meat,
and a safe carrier for butter and
eggs. The cover for this case, when
let down, may be used as a table.
Other equipment on this side of the
car consists of a case containing a
Coleman stoVe, Coleman luntorn,
aluminum set of dishes, dish towels,
etc. The back of the car la equip
ped with another heavy bumper, two
spare tires and a wardrobe trunk.
The right hand running board
carries another special built trunk
which Franklin uses for clothing,
camera, and films. Tho other spe
cial trunks on the same side of the
car contains groceries, a folding ta
ble and folding chairs. When these
trunks are closed and locked, there
Is room enough left to open the
doors to either the front or the ton
neau of the car. In the back of the
everything ' car, the bedding, tout, air mattress
and pll!6ws are carried.
Motorists of Klamath Falls who
had the pleasure of seeing the car
declared It to be the most complete
touring car of Its kind In the west.
The board of directors for the
community hall, the school directors
and faculty held a meeting last
week to arrange for Ihe use of the
community ball by the school for
gymnastic purposes. ,
The following schedule was ar
ranged to run for 13 weeks, begin
ning about December 1.
For ono hour Monday and Wed
nesday afternoons by the four upper
grades.
From 2:30 to 4:30 Tuesday and:
Thursday afternoons by the high,
school for callsthentics and basket :
hall practice.
From 7 to 9 Monday and Wednes-,
day evenings for the high school
boys and girls basketball practice.
Because of the smooth floor and
the large space both for spectators
and players, the community hall will ;
make a splendid gymnasium. Plans;
are being made for the Installation '
of ahowers for both dressing rooms.
Backboards for basketball will be!
put up Immediately. . I
With a real gymnasium to work .
In and such good material to work
with, and with Coach Henderson
still "on the Job," the school Is
already waxing enthusiastic about
the coming basketball season.
Nelson, began her work In the Mer-j
rill district this wc;k by organising
a girls glee club. This Is the first
part work the girls have tried, and
they are very Interested In it.
While filling oat the high school
reports, Professor Turnbaugh found
some rather Interesting facts:
That there Is an equal number of
boys and girls In attendance.
That the Freshman class Is larger
than the Junior and Senior classes
combined.
Tliut there were 90 more wholu
f number of days attendance the first
month of tbis year that there were
last year during the same period,
That the attendance this first
month reached the remarkable av
erage of 97.6 per cent.
The Merrill teams played their
first games of soccer and volley
ball today at Henley. Although they
played good games, both teams were
defeated.
Miss McClelland, the county health
nurse, conducts a class in home
hygiene here on Tuesday afternoons,
and which will continue probobly
until the first part of January. The
claaa Is not large, but those taking
the course believe It will be very
Interesting.
The county music teacher, Mrs.
wil
dou.
less of i
e busine,
lizing the Farm Income
Mt one of several important ways of stab
Hi income, diversification of crops, com
Vlflition of a well balanced dairy herd, is
most important. The workability and
I method is the same as that exemplified
ntn wno scatters his investments so that
. - vv.ev I'VUlVVt O I JO lllTOblll
;le failure cannot exhaust his resources.
r00'8'!?. flth.l1,e formers of this section. Ihe First National
;, " tr "lvnr"'"l fanning indelibly Impressed
Tf. imi ;,M.0Tm""ly' We bellove mor Ken""'
uii-L . I ludn much lo rWmnnontly better locnl agrl
ttloni and are therofore unsparing In our encouragement In
a
h
I
lb
to tho Pacific. International Livestock Exposition af Port
lst to November 7th? It la on unequaled opportunity
..?. rJl"",K ,,v experience of others. The very host
III he featured In Beef and Dairy Cattlo, Horses, Hogs,
' Poultry; also Land Products Show and the thrilling
Si first National Bank
i ; Clamath Falls, Ore.
TV-V.' au - er rvi--
Wrinkles
Some wise people wear
glasses so they can see better
easier, and get more comfort
without squinting and strnln
Ing the eyes. This squinting
causea wrinkles to form.
These wrinkles can bo avoid
ed by havlug glasses fitted so
as to relieve tho excessive
strain on the muscles.
Which Is best! Wrinkles,
eye strain and discomfort or
glasses?
DR. GOBLE
Ryea Examined
QUICK 8RRV1CR
TOO Main Street
Glasaee Frames
Ground Repaired
You
Don't
Have
to Pay
Much!
McCormick-Deering
(Primrose)
Bail-Bearing Cream Separators
win satisfied friends everywhere
Several years ago the Primrose reached the' point
where it was as nearly perfect as any plain-bearing
machine could b. But the engineers were not con
tent to stop there. They realized that close skim-
ming is doubly desirable when coupled with easy'
turning. The result .of their determination to com
bine the two is the McCormick-Deering Primrose
Eall-Bearing Cream Separator a mechanical mas
terpiece. These close-skimming, easy-turning machines
have been in use throughout the country for several
years. They have been used and compared with
other machines by thousands of farmeVs. They are
being adopted in ever-increasing numbers on the
strength of their superior work and construction and
their ability to earn more dairy dollars with less
work.
J. S. Mills & Son
Sixth and Klamath
Phone 9
Fine
Lathe Work
-and-
Machine Work
Sawmill and lox factory men are fast
learning our work satisfies. For speed and
accuracy, bring your rush jobs to us!
a
Acme Motor Co.
400 Sixth St.
Phone 680
Electric
WELDING
II BMIDIO WWl 1 1
II INSUIAKD IN SUSSIR I J
Kelly-Springfield
Balloon Cords
t
The Only Balloon Tire With a
Flexible Bead
Your Car Equipped All Around With
KELLY-SPRINGFIELD BALLOON CORDS
Will give You the Maximum of Easy-Riding Comfort
With a Minimum of Expense
The Hub Tire Shop
PHONE 616
502 South Sixth Street. C. B. JOHNSON, Mgr.
Are your
commercial am
hard on tires?
Then let us call your attention to the
Diamond Heavy Service Cord.
Here ia, without doubt, the most dur
able tire we have ever seen. A tread that
takes hold anywhere big husky shoul
ders powerful construction quality
throughout. We've told quite a number
around here and everybody ia enthuai- .
astic about it. For trucks and busses, too
in size from 30 z 34 to 40 x 8.
Diamond Tire & Vulcanizing Co.
Auto Accessories Gasoline & Oils Vulcanizing & Retreading
Phone 167 707 S. Sixth Street Klamath Falls, Oregon
HEAVY
SERVICE
CORD
Diamond
res
r
Phone Johnny-on-the-Spot for Lumber 12S
iSA REAL.
man's oaf
1
Building up character is a good job for
a man or a firm. By Supplying our patrons
'with first class lumber and high grade ser
vice we have builded a business structure
of which we are proud.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
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