The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 06, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two FRIDAY, JULY 0, 1023 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ' The Accident Which Befeil?thesPresident's-Party I ON NEW LIFE City Emergning from Des truction Caused: By Fire Of 10 Months. Ago 3o r " i. SMYRNA, July 6. After ten Douths of leatli-llke Rtlllnoss which followed tlio devastating flro, Smvr jar lias taken on a new lease of life. Quay street, which skirts the waterfront, has been cleared of dabrlB und the ' familiar one-horse tramrars ngain are running. Two moving picture concerns which feature Ainorican films, are opor atlng v conveniently near the spot where passenger ships tie tip. Tur kish newsboys cry out a two-page edition . of a- daily French propa ganda paper, and the cafes are run ning full blast. The American flag is still flying from the' quay, but Is; In a newplace. It was removed from .tbe burning consulate at . the height of- the fire- In September, 1922, and again when' the tempor ary 'consulate was destroyed by a blme .several months ;ago.. American; tobacco men who have straggled back to Smyrna have been surprised at the commercial activity of the city. .' Expbrtations ot figs, raisins . and tobacco, have re.Yj.ved in a small degree, and owe steel rails, and . building ma terials are being imported. The - Turks, the Americans say are mak ing a big effort to give the lie to 'those who prophecled Smyrna would remain a dead city : under their rule. In this the Turks arc being assisted by a generous sprink ling . of Dutch, the oldest of the vtestern colonies in Smyrna before the fire and Italians, a new im portation, who are - jealous of French efforts to capture the trade o( the once prosperous community and principal outlet for the riches i of, Asia Minor.-; --. .: I Ten months, ago there were 200, 000 Greeks in Smyrna i and another 150,000 In tbe flourishing hinter- Suinnor Curtis, of Washington, representative of the Republican National committee, and Thomas French, of Denver, were killed when this machlno skidded from a-mountain trail and plunged into Bear -Creel- Can yon, 25 miles from Denver. , On the right rescuers ore aiding other occupants of the car. ' land.; Today the only Greeks in Smyrna; are prisoners of war work-in-' under the lash of dark-skinned Turkish non-commissioned officers, and " guarded -by Turkish privates with long bayoneted rifles. Carry ing steel rails with their bare hands from ships In the harbor, and clear ing debris from the narrow, ; wind ing ; streets emerging . from the waterfront are their chief . labors. They , look cowed and tired. , They work f-mn daybreak until darkness and get a small ration of bread, olives and Turkish coffee. France, Italy, Czechoslovakia and bolshevist Russia maintain energetic consul ates and trade representatives! - The entire British colony has deserted the city.' - . American destroyers and United States shipping board steamers call here regularly. Uncle Sam's freight ers are capturing most of the cargo business in the Mediterranean from the British,. French and Italians. Possengers and crews on all boats entering Symrna bay are required to wear life-belts because of the meancing minefields laid by the Turks. A ' Turkish tugboat leads the -American' destroyers - through the lane of ' mines. ' Antipathy toward . foreigners has not been wholly removed, and pas sengers are. not permitted to land. QUALITY at its highest degree of perfection; efficiency of non-skid; dig nity of design ; these advan tages always insure owners using Ajax Cords the tru est form of tire satisfaction. AJAX CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON !' ',."" -' ' . i . - k REED AUTO CUPPLY CO. 125 So. 11th St why kpep tht homefires burning low"? There's no need to cook luncheon , on these warm days, when Shredded Wheat Biscuit can be prepared in . the cool dining room with a choice of many delicious fiesh fruits ot berries and cream. Try this surprisingly economical and convenient luncheon idea for ft while. You'll enjoy the crisp, crunch? golden-brown shreds of real whole wheat, prepared for you in their. ; most appetizing way in biscuit form. - And you'll note the improvement in )our fceahh and comfort Fruits orbcrriawd Shredded WKat ; By Our Country Editors MERRILL .1 Merrill peoplo were much surpris ed to learn of the marriage .of Miss Elda Offield and Fred Fletcher of Klamath Falls which wa3 held at the home of the bride Friday morn ing, June 29. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -Geo. W. Offlold, pioneer residents of Mor rill. She is a .graduate of Merrill high school, class of 1'19. She at tended the. V. of O. and also the normal at Monmouth and for the past "two years has been teaching in Klamath Falls. Lester Offield, who graduated from O. A. C. this year, has accopt- THERE can be no hap hazard choosing of the motor fuel used to drive the heavy trucks in -the logging- country. Steep grades and bad road condi . tions require the utmost in stamina , in gasoline and : quick starting Shell Gaso line is always a staunch favorite for heavy hauling. , Condensed Statement of the Condition of The American National Bank Of Klamath Falls, Oregon '...".",', ,- Made To the Comptroller of the Currency, At the Close of Business, June 30, 1923 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts United States Bonds Stock in Federal . Reserve Bank and Warrants ..... Bank Premise's, Furniture and V Fixtures ; Redemption Fund Cash and due from Banks .$ 590,539.87 . 207,486.65 . :' 8,801.07 35,000.00 . ' 5,000.00 . 308,615.27 $1,155,442.86 LIABILITIES Capital Stock :. ......'... ...... $ 100,000.00 Surplus 10,000.00 Undivided Profits 4,535.85 National Bank Notes Outstanding..... 98,700.00 Deposits 942,207.01 : "' i ' $1,155,442.86 ? ; Member Federal Reserve System ed a position in Ilia 'Aniorlcnn Na tional bank. ' Mrs. Scogglns und daughter Miss Hoe, of Sacramento, Calif., uro In Merrill for the summer and nro the guiisls of Mrs. Eltu Scogglns. . J. N. Taylor bus been slclc tlio past wuok but Is reported to he improv ing. T .A. Harrows Is in Merrill from his ranch near Adln, California. .' r. II. Turner and family spout the Fourth in Murrlll from Swan lake. ; .. . ' ;v W. A.. Wtilkor of Bonanza spent Sunday with Ills son V: N. Walkor. Mr. und Mna. . V.'''cj: BntioyVniul family attended tlio rodeo Monday, tlio Rev. Unlet preached at Mt. l.akl Sunday and the pulpit at Mer rill was filled by, J.- II. Hiibbs 'who gave a yerxinteioslng reportof (ho general assembly at Indianapolis to which he was a delegate. Spocinl music was furnished by Miss Kath leen I.a Raiint of Salem. Harold and Will Mill spent a few days in Klamath Falls taking in the rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J, Walton and daughters, Misses Beatrice and Kath ryvn,. who have been visiting ,in Cali fornia, have returned1. Waldo Trotter f Portland is In Merrill visiting at the home of his Bister Mrs. C, K. Craig, Among those giilni; to Klaiual!i Falls Sunday wern V. II. Amliiniiia und family and Hobl. Walkor, Miles Moore and family, (ieorglu Whl: noy, and Mr. and Mrn. U. II. Ander son and family, s . Mr. and Mm. T. A. llarrinvs were Khunatli FiiIIm visitors Tunsilny. Mr. and Mis. C. Cl. Morrill nltend od the rodeo. Murrlll was one of tho Judges' . : :,' " Misses' Paulino and Mamie Oal- comlnl attended Iho rodeo. Mon-i day. i ::;:,;.';!!''-::'-:''::. ' i Mrs. R. H, "An(ersnn Im'd Mi's. W. W. Walker wuve: Wamath Fullu vis itors last Friday,' i ' '".:' Tom Calomes and family of Oak land, 'California', 'vera.. Morrill visi tors this weelc.- j! ,- ; -. Chns. Stukol and :molliflr vlHlled In Uugonn last week, Tliey wore ac companied, home by Miss Margaret Bottis, who is. visiting at the Stukol home. ' Ed. Frnzler Is spending a few days at his homo here. Mr. and MrB. Frazier and" Wle Walker wore In Klamath Falls Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stukol, Misses Margaret Bettls and Chns. Stukol attended tbe rodoo Monday. . ClnVenco and Curtis Woodhnuao nre spondlng a few days at their homo hero. ., , J .:,- ',. Mi s, Dllliii'd and. Mrs, Marks Ml ; last. week tor Oakland, Culli'ornlii. to attend tlio National Educational ua aoclatlon coiivontlon. y Maslor Kilo Cook gavo'u pariy to it.:; ii li 10 menus ui ins iiffiiiu 111. rl.l Sunilay nlleriioon. . ,,m Mr. und MrB. Luther Hasklns who iiuve been visiting' MrB, HaskW'n' pur cnts at fl runts PnssVliavo reUirnort (ruiillniied mi l'agi Seven)' '" , i u To know how pood a cigarott rceily can do maoo ...... 4., I yuu iiius v, j I 1 ' I U f IistrikeJ XCIOARETTr t Phone . 426 Main I 34' ' '. ; Tl Street . I Oantrord & The Large Store of Klamath County, Delivery Service -J 4"' 'We maintain the most up-tq-da tete exclusive delivery service in the j Our emolovees give vour order their undivided attention. All orders given us before 5 o'clock p. m. will be promptly delivered the same day. All t S orders given us after 5 o'clock p. m. will be promptly, delivered next morning. t city, I Car of Fancy Fruits and Veg I etables to Arrive Monday : In thiscar, we will have all kindsof Fancy Fresh Fruits and Vegetables f. : . , . Vy.'. Compare Quality, Service and Price and we feel sure you will be one of our many satisfied customers. . , ? ' ' '' Fancy - Fresh Fruit Fancy Medium Size Ornnacs, dozen - Fnncy Iwu'tte Oi-angeN, t1oz'ii Fancy Kxtra Ijare Oriinges, dozen Fancy I.iii'o KmiklHt IjCinons, dozen Fancy IIiiiiiiiuin, 11) .'. Fam-y Blng and Ijiimbert Clieri'lcs, lb. .10 .55 .75 .50 .15 .15 Pure Cane Sugar 100 lb. ack Pure Oiine Sugar $10.70 Mississippi Cane Molasses 10 lb, can Fancy liibbon Cane Il.25 Extra Fancy Jelly and Jam Gallon hIzc can Pure Jelly Gallon size can Pure Jam r Canned Vegetables '2 cans String Itcnns I.ui'Kn can Sweet Potatoes Fancy Minnesota Corn, can Gallon size Solid Pack Tomatoes ...... Gallon size Fancy C '.;sup .., . ' " Cocoa 5 lbs. Fancy Hulk Cocoa ...... Baker's Cocoa, can ...... M l. can Ijlpton's Cocoa .... 1 lb, run Upton's Cocoa ' ..81.50 .. 1.85 .85 .22 .15 .70 .80 ..$1.00 .. .25 . .20 ,. .40 Pure Lard B 11). net pail Cascade Inrd 91.10 : 10 lb. net pull Cascade Lnrd 2.10) Baking Powder 12 oz. can Royal linking Powder 43 2& lb. can Royal BakiiiK Ponder $1.30 5 II). can Royal Unking Powder 2,50 12 oz. ran HrliilllnR'a linking Powder .BH 2 lb. can Schilling's linking Powder 91.10 5 lb. can Schilling's Baking Powder 0,10 Spaghetti Medium size enn Spaghetti 10 18 lbs. Fnncy Bulk Spaghetti $1.00 10 lb box Long Fancy Spaghetti 1.00 . . Soap 22 bars Crystal White .'. ...91.00 . 85 bnrs lama Whtto 1.00 85 bnrs Lenox 1.00 25 bnrs Bob AVhlto 1.00 4 bnrs Ci'enm Oil 2H 14 bars Cream Oil .7 80 . Large can Rex Lye 11 , 8 cans Old Dutch CJcnnscr .27 8 pkgs, Penrline 10 2 large-pkgs. Penrline , .15 Lnrgccnn Snnl-Flnsli ' .25 8 bars Rose Glycerine Soap .25 8 small bars Ivory ,25 8 pkgs. Ivory Sonp Flnkes .25 Lnrge pkg, Pcet's Washing Machine Snap 85 Largo pkg. Senfoam .25 Fancy Fresh Vegetables Large Roads Local Lettuce, each ., 2 Large Hunches Loral Radishes 2 Lnrge Fresh Cucumbers . . 2 lbs. Kxtrii Fancy Tomatoes Fancy Cabbnge, lb, Fancy New Onions, lb , Fancy Old Potatoes, lb. ..'.... Canned Fruit Gallon size Fancy Loganberries J,... Gallon size Standard Blackberries " Gallon size Standard Pons Gallon size Standard Pearlies ...... Gallon size Fancy Peaches ........ Gallon size Fancy, Grated Pineapple Gallon size Fancy Sliced Pineapple , . Chocolate 5 lbs. Fancy Rulk Chocolate - 1 lb, ran Chocolate , . 3 lb. can Chocolate ...'...;..;.!;'.'.... Fancy Dried Fruit 25 lb. box Fancy Hecdles RaixliM, U, ...v.. 25 lbi box Fancy Dry Pearlies, lb. 25 II). box Fancy Dry Apples,' 11) 25 lb. box Fancy Italian Prunes, lb. 25 lb, box Fancy lilack Figs, lb. ............ Kxtrn Fancy Cookies, lb, Extra Fnncy Ginger Snaps, lb Coffee 1 11). can Royal Club L.:......, 8 II). can Royal Club 1 11). can Golden West .1 11).' can Golden West ;., 5 III. can Golden West Fnncy Hulk Coffeo, lb. v Macaroni ; ; : ; 13 lbs. Fancy Macaroni'., ,;., 10 lb. box Fancy Long- Macaroni an lb. box Fancy .Long Mnrnronl ., .10 .15 .15 .35' .00 .05 .02 I 00 70 X 70 J .... .00 .... .75 91.00 A 1-M't ,,v 91.00 ? .28 .80 15 p .... .15 .... .15 ; .12 ' .12 I .... .25 20 .. .40 ..91.15 .. .40 ..91.20 .. 2.00 .. .80 ..91.00 ..91.00 .. 8.15 Tobacco V . 2 tins Prlneo Albert .....'. 2 tins Velvet .....J..... 2 tins Lucky Strike Kdgeworth , Lucky Strike Cigarettes Chesterfield Cigarettes , Plug Star Plug Horseshoe Plug Climax . Plii Drumiiiond's Xntnrnl Leaf Granger Twist !. , Plug Wcstover , Plug Tlnsley's , Bright Tiger 2 tins Tuxedo 2 pkgs. Union Loader .25 .85 .95 .15 , .13 .13 .74 .74 .74' .42 .08 .50, .00 .09 .25 .23