The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 13, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textis VP- TlllllWD.tV, PICCICMIllCIl 111, lll-JII THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Three CHRISTMAS BOX FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM FRiHAY , INDICT MINISTER IN PENDLETON KU KLUX KIDNAPPING llrv. ii, A. iK'lii-y Anil Tim Ollirrs Found (jitlliy 'if AImI'm-IIiiii ' ' of Itlmt'lift Members 'cf W.CT.U. WH1 Presbyterian. Church to be Complete Packing of GifU Tomorrow ' . Wembsr. of tho W. C. T. V. will mint at tho home of Mrs. (loorgu Mallott, North Ninth Iront, at 2:1 SO Friday- afternoon, December 14, to comploto tho packing- of a Chrlatmati box for chlldron at tho form homo near Corvulils, Tho bows will bo hipped Irmmtdlatsly. "Through rfforte of ho W. C, T. V. of Oregon tlilt furm ot lib acres, 3iV4, mJlua northeast of Corvallla, waa purchased at a coat of. 200 an aero," aid Mra, Frod W ot the commltuia Scene of Annual Musical Afternoon - 'CONIXW, (W, Urn:. n.-dtov. G. A. Chonoy of , Condon, Howard H Htllct, li former detective, and It. W. Hlnclulr of Pcndli ton wore Indicted hero Monday by th Krund Jury on n '-hara-a hf' kldnanlnir.' Tn ohnruu Tho Womuii'a Ubrury club will Krow out ,,f tIB uU,mnll aHiuMoa , murti'rldny nfternoon at 2:30 nt tho , ynnk 9mll), from , nnt.lt Br c Ore., uftur ha had been accuaed of shooting up innctliiii of. tho Ku Klux Won In tho local hull' ot thut organization last summer. N'ot" Irua hllla wore returned agulort U. IS. Kry and. Kloyd Dunlap, accused. v.'ltit the three men IndlcUid, fry und Dunlup testified before tho nrand Jury. , I'renbyrerlnn church. Thin In tho an. nuul mualcul afternoon and will con lnt of a program of annua of Shakos pearo'k poems which huvo been aut to mualc. . Mra. Chaflu Wood Eberloln will uceompnuy tho aliigora and' will n1a play tho Uouutlful ".Vocturno" from "Mldaummer Nlght'a Dream" by Miiiidolauuhn on tho organ. Tho pro- Abbey, ohalrmati ; gram In full la aa follows: Two cot tu tea, ' Incoductlon to tint music or llcrt C. anode m In sv.ry detail, havo boon , Bhukosptiiro's aotiga, Mra, owcted aud uro now occupied by 4-7 Tbumai. ot tho moat needy of homeless chll-! (N'octurne, "Midsummer NlKht'a dren. Another oottago la ncnrlng I Dream,". (.Mendelssohn), Mra. Cbaa. oomjilutloti, and "lore will bo built t UYod lCbcrlein. , Ba fast aa fund aro available, for lh j Uound i"Suniitu r In A-Cumlng I Hot Uik need, la great that thoao walfa of thuj lu." OP. LZlo Mra. Margery Mc atrnrt bo gathored Into homos, lovoii Clurn Gallagher, Miss May Kenno, and ndncutod a nar to our Amerl- Miss. Clara Civlklna, Mra, llcrt cau atandard aa possible, Thomas. ' .. ,.' ' . , .. "Bach cotlaga la nduqunlo. for SO Trio "tSrocnalrevoa," traditional, children and caretakers, who arc j May Fonuo, Miss Clura CulkJna. women that rojolco In mothering Auguato Parker. Ibean little unfortuuatea. and men "Tim Willow Soug" from Olhel who aro proud to bo callod daddy by lo-' IS73- Mr'- Callaghor. dm m, ' "Oh. Mlnlroa Mine." from "'It h Part of Ih. plan that thl)1 : "T-volflh Nlght."--Ml Kenno and I Al I BS I.UIK1UB. It Waa a Lover and Ilia Lata," ' r;. Thoniua. "Wlicre the llee Suck," from K1.AMATII M.t.V AT Ht)T LAKK htm TltKATMKXT HOT IAKK. Ore., Doc 10. L (Spsclnl) Adum 'Shurptl la a Klnmuth Kulla rvaldvnt who la among tho rcront arrlvala a;" tho Kanutorlmn. BEST HOUSEWIVES BORN IN JANUARY, SAYS ANCIENT BOOK i'uiloiia HuprratltloiiH Hi-l Forth III VoliinM l)lu:ri'iiil In rrugui! 1'HAOt'B. c. 13. Krom tlmn to tlmu I'rugue glvea up to arino itir Hlatcnt dulvor In aorilM or I'm. pnt (hat aro not without Intoretit. For It la mi ancient city and Ita mluo:ii und bookatalla aru rilled 'AltU chroa-It-lra or what Ita paople ..(: nnd did In other centiirloK A recent' dlncovery la an old book, on agronomy vhlch ahown that the men of that day aponl no little time in endoaTora tc rad what tlic-y called thJ "enlgmu oi thu ngoa," In other word, thefr womankind- :).','"... , . , fllhaed onlho lnfluen'.'i auppoapd to ho oxcrtod on hununa by I he cou ttcllatlon of the planeta ( tiie month In which thoy woro born, thin vol umo analyzes nlrbt, arror'llnir i,f tiiu cnlcndur, na (allows: . Us glr born 'In Jamtniy la very llkoly to Become a good housewife. Shn- will Incline -to .melancli.dy, bat will hare a gentle iliapcultlon. Feb ruary glrla will bo go'o.1 mothcra nnd rnlthful.' v (March maiden, howevt,-, v-HI be loriuaclouu, conte:itloua and quHrrel mnie, while April tu1,1';-i will grow cp to Do mercurial -ind unsteady woiiiien, lay guaranteea men good Uinvorod glrla, whl!,) lun.i glv them pasnlonate anil fiery toinpira mcnta, with an Inclination to auper riclnllty. - ' ' ' July producea the roes iimong women, according to this old Rage, bountiful but thorny. Bom a month Inter they are amioblo and aen'alblo, but ruthor keen, for rl?h huxbanda. Clrla born In September are or rino auaceptlbllltleii and always ready to help othora; they will, thercforo, bo welcomed everywhere, but! ahould guard agalnat being Imposed upon by aeiriah people. October favora the1 earth with reaturea who aurpaaa all othera of the acx aa to depth and ardor of love. Women born In November are kind hearted and friendly; If they are not It la always the fault or Homebody olnc, never their own. The last mr.nth of the year brings forth racy and veiy good-looking girls. Un-fortuo.-ftely the; cannot be recom mended to earnest men, for they are very extravagant and always on tho .hunt for sensations, - . , FALLS VICTIM TO IMAGINATION (Continued Kroin Ifujte Onr.) i 'JfV - by hla cell companion wai' ' liiifirb his eyes. . ', , : , . , Iloygoia Iniigliedl i , Hot, C1u I'ucoTi'rcd. A net clue has bcca'uiKovurad. by tho sheriff's office In th matter of the escape of Damaclo Cadenu fTom thq city Jail last Monday nlgllt', Sums time Tiirartny a Mealean van sii afoot Just this aide of Dulry, biirry In'K" 'southward Sheriff; Low Bn thU afternoon In tile vicinity of Dairy interviewing peoplo who iw him and endeavoring to truce Uie Mexican's movemonta from Dnlry,'. This Is tho only clno that has do veloped since- Caduniv'a eacape. It Indlcnres that the Mexican: Set out afoot, or the south as soon as he main his escape and also lndl:oto that ha la probably a long distance Into California br this; tlmdi iVV' Ill-ward Maw lM. ' ' ' ij Tho toward ot 50 which, wo 4f fered by the sheriff yesterday hala been raised to 1200. by tha couni ccurt. : :.", : 'jS;'. Anybody giving InMrmxtloii Icail Ing to the arro3t of CadPna, will eojtj lect the reward. ' ;,c . ' Cadt-ria has" a sister, Paultk I;, feo pcz, who Uvea at 158 Kerr street? Advprtlainv nn. Trr It and en. Nothing matters nw to IlDygoza "Crack-" Monte dozing, hears the sound and leaps wildly to hla feet, screaming. , 'Iloygoza laughs! Too Uglit lo I1iiii(. "As for me," said the confosaod murderer, "I am so light in weight that the drop will not kill ma. Thoy will- havo to- tie leal. on my foot, or clrc hang mo twice." , "Did. you ever see a hangman's knot?" ftoygoza waa asked. Ha nsve r bad". One of the Hremen rash lonrd ono and handed It to the Mexican. .Boysoza; placed the rope around his neck and laughed! When the pair were taken rroni the cell today to bo photographed It was nnceasary to drag Montez Into , gun, Ajiionlo,-Texa. tho corridor. His Om had' come, ho thought. The visions-broUcrht np rfVAwltn 'Vlov Tr- l hh homo ahall bo aoit-aupporllng. Al i-cadv lhron flno cows bavfi heon ! Blven and aomo chickens. Think i from "A'1 Vou f K'hnt nnuntrv air. friiah milk, nnd .nnri ..lain r,,n,l In ...neml will ! "Tho ToaipoaU" MN Fenno, dn ftir iihllilrn whn Iiuvm hnnti itf- HKlvM n uitisU rMatf,tfla TtnMatd ! 'l,t,t lhv will hn lAUifht tn work. Tim ! fa,,- ialr. .h-m . frm ...hnnl ' ' leMet " b.v the Wall." In Corvallla. No doubt aomo or these little ones will become Important altlsena or tho future. 'When. Daisies I'lcd nnd Vlolota from "I.ove'a I,abor Lost" Mrs. (inllaKhur-. x from "lovo'a Iibor Lost" (Misa I Parker.. I "High No More, I.adlea," from "Wo aro proud to have a part In ; til Is splendid work, pioud cf our j merchants who so gnnerottsly con- j trlbuted of clothing, 'toys, candy, nuts. etc. Thirteen pairs of overnlla i and 'it ihIU of U. V. D.'g were given ! by ona firm, j """'il'jj' "Other flrma gave generously ! ona aa high aa 137.85 worth. The eatlmatod valuo of the box ta about rm. "If any ona hna belated girt, or perhaps money, which would be very acceptable, phono to ono of the committee, It you cannot come and aomo one will call for It, olther Mrs. Francis Boyd, Mrs. Molr, Mra. Cham berlain or Mra. Fred W. Abboy. Kenneth; HnUhliia Co, va, KJniiurtli - Jilvnatovk Mortgage Co. i Detandant having been found In default for want ot appearnnoo and the conielnlnt hvlng been road by the court and suitable cause of ao tlon found,, Judgment was. found agalnat defendant In tho . raao ot Konnoth llutchlns yoreua Klamath Livestock. Mortgage company for tho nut ot 1818.34, Interest at 8 per cent on the amount from Soplambar 20, 1021, and plaintiff's attorney's, tecs of 1100. . Robert Lowcllcn versus 8110 M. ' , Iiowollen. , Robert Iowellon who brought suit for divorce against Sun M. Lowellrn was nwnrdod a divorce decree by tho olroult court, but tho oomt further ndjudgnd and dncrood that tli minor child' ba glvon to dotondant, that tho plaintiff pay to dafondiint $35 for that ohlld'B support,' and thut any property kolongliig to plaintiff nnd dofondnnt bo glvon to tho tlofondnnt for I ho ch ild. , 8k F. Cntllb Hon li Co, versus ltfntnnlti 'a Livestock Co. ' 8alo of proporty at ahorirt'a snlo following Judgment In tho case of Son 'Francisco Cuttle Loan company vorsim Klamath I.lvostook company was oonf Iriimd by tho court lu a do eroo rwiontly handed down by thf dlrcult court, , ' Pnvlil ( Hkron vpiwih Mlly Hkccii, A reoout docroo Handed- down by' Circuit .Tutlga hoavllt grantnd David C. Bkenn an nlmoluto dlvnrco from Molly Hkoon, dorondtint, who wan found' In defutllt for iton-iipiinarance. Hoy ti, HlrkK versus J, It. Pokr. 1 In tho ciiso of Roy C. Hicks ver mis' J.- R. Fogg, Judgmont Was round against tho defendant for tho sum of $S0 und In addition It was ilocrnod that dnfnndunt pay plalntlff'a attor ney's fona or ll) nnd nil costs nnd dlahurnomonls, I ' ! Cmllt Hri'vlro Co. vs, llentty Wore. (Tho Crodlt Sorvlco Co, of I'ortl.tnd h brought milt ngnlnst the Ilentty atoro for tho aunw of 1 08.58 with Intercut Ihornon nt fl per cunt from Docnmbor 10, 1022, nnd tho Bum of $R8.iH with Inloront thereon nt thn "Much Ado About Nothing" Miss Parker. "Who li Sylvia." rrrm "Tho Two (iunllomen or Vernonn" Miss Claudia Spink. , "Where tho Ueo Sucks." rrom "Tho Tempest," music by Da Koven May Fonno. : I'fto Swoot a Kins." rrom "Lovo'a Llic-r Lol." music by De Kovan Mra. llcrt Thomas. li I ' ' i "'' , i. r V'-. j r COATS 3 A IT-' "I ' SWEATERS - I SU1TS : :'-' '-oV , , : - WAISTS - V& , ETC. ' ETC.. 1 ill . 7 , f,;; 1 . ' - -. - : ' j : : 1 ; t-,'- ! Ct it-it .. 'I i.-) i.v ' t r. ; , '.n . - ' , I II Our Complete Line of Up to the Minute Wear i'i'A. ,1 Ready . 'Vjf to I rat ot d per cent from October 1, ' 1023. Those! sums ropreiont accounts turned, over to tho credit OMtoclatlon ' by nieronntllo firms who sold goods, I wares and .nio'rchnndlso to Uie Beat-1 ty Moro, In addition to tba amounts a-iuoa it is pruyca mat asr.ndant pay all coats' and disbursements, - ; A. A. Noule vi nus Win, U. Fuller nun mirviuif Minor. i Tn the case of A. A. Soula vomus I William D. Fuller and 8urvllla Full er, default w as found- agalnat the do- ' fendant for want ot appearance and n. later Judgmont waa found agalnat ! Mtn llnlAiwlBHl In. S 1 4 A. ltk U..I I -MW ...... ...... l,,. . V. . 11 IIU IUfUI l interest lharoon from February 13, 102.1,. nil costs and disbursement 1 and In addition that all property nt- UK-hod bo sold and nrocood upplled i on tho Judgmont. Big Stocks and a Backward Season LeaveUs Loaded with Merchandise that Must Be Turned Into Cash Right Now We Cannot Wait Until the HoKday Season Is Over . We Must Act at Once We MustGet the Money.-atjOn'ce- i Cl . It Is An Unfortunate Situation for Us But a Lucky One For You Winter i just fairly started'. You need winter clothes. Then, too, Christmas is just a few days aiwaj and you have many gifts to make. For every woman or miss on your list we can sa ve money LOTS OF. IT. . , 'V' SALE WBW O N 0'J B-. Tho female role In Turkish tho-' ntors nro nearly always plnycd by Armenian actressos, aa Turkish wntirtm aro ' forbidden any pnrt In theatrical perrormtincos. ' i ' , i Coats "NOTHING CAN COMPARE WITH GIFTS TO WEAR AUiro than 2H0 negro agricultural rxtonsiou agents show negro farm ' families how to put Into practice liu-1 proved mrnhodx of mnnnglng the far numd homi. FEvu FOLKS E GRA HI I DruKKists ' Savs' Ladies Are Using Recipe of Sage Tea , And Sulphur Hair Hint losns Ma color and I ml re i or whim it. -fades, tunna gray, dull aind. Ufolnss, 1 cnuseil. by a lnok ot ! RUlphur in tho bnlr. Our Ktaiidmothoii ' nuido up a nilxturo ot S.igu Tea and i Uulphur In keep her iiuka dark and j imtimi'Iiihi,. and imoiimuikis or women i and, mini who valuo that ove.u color, thut benutiful dark' shlulo ot hntr which la so Attractive, ttso only this oltl-t.line rcclpo. Nuwadiiys wo get this famous I in I ni uro Improved by tho addition of 1 othnr limiTdiniit by nsklng nt any ! drug Htoro for a hnltln of "Wyoth's M Siiho and Sulphur Oompou'nl," which dnt'khiiH, tho , Imlr' no naturally, so I evenly, tluit nobody can posnlbly toll i ll Iiuh licuu iiiiipllod. You JilKt (linn )on. a upoimo or soft briiHh Willi It unci.' draw tills through your hair, taking roio kiii nil strand at a tlmn, Ily morn ing tho gray Imlr iIIsikiihmi. but what delights tho Indies with Wyoth'a Sato and Sulphur Compound la that, bouillon beautifully darkening tlto Imlr al'tor it tow nppllcntliinHi it also brlaiim hack tho Rlom nnd lustro nnd Klvii II nn nppenninco of nhuiidnn(!i. All new and up-to-date. Grouped into, six extra specially-priced lots. , ' $15, $19.50, $24.50, $35, $39.50, $59.50 . .. , . t All worth at least a third more than the price asked. Many others at $39.50. ' i ... SflBjBjnjajgajBjH t , All our Voile and , . Marquisetts WAISTS 1 Special Bath Robes Extra Heavy, , Beautiful Designs: . Silk . Trimmed $5.95 Straight i Price THROUGHOUT THE STORE All our Silk'Blouses . A Splendid Assortment 1-5 Oft GINGHAM BUNGALOW APRON DRESSES Extremely : neat and Desirable 79c 200 SILK, JERSEY, POIRET AND SATIN DRESSES GROUPED IN FOUR LOTS $9.50, $15, $19.50, $24.50- Every Dress in the House Drastically Reduced MILLINERY Alt our winter hats assorted into 5 underpriced lots and selling fof less than one-half their real value. ' - ' ' ; $1.95, $3.95, $5.95, $7.95 ; ND $9.50 Your Choice of any Winter Hat in the Store for $9.50 Suits r-- r- i ' m. -t ur i ar ics uian uie con wi ma- iiiiti terials. Every .suit , of the . best workmanship and the materials. a.nd .linings the best' .. $15, $19.50 $24.50 ..''..-. . . $ -AND UPWARD SWEATERS Silk and Mohair Mixtures - : .. SLIPONS $2.95 Every Silk and Wool Sweater ' ; : Reduced .. Come Early BE YOUR OWN JUDGE OF THE UNUSUAL VALUES.