The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1924, Page 8, Image 8

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS,' OREGON
TwriihriAV.Knric Afiv ti. iuui
4 1 Turks acted In this capacity: t
Pacific Coast
News In Brief
MOTORJfiTS URGKD
TO PROTEST TAXKS
. SAN FRANCISCO, Cai.-The Cali
fornia State Automobile tMOcat'r-.
I seeking tho signature nf m
moMlo owners to a P"t!tlon of
test calling upon conTf !
Immediate action In r-v i. v.
on automobile ownership mid
ra!on.
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work always has boen dono by non
Moslems. Tho guido sorvlco Is to be
try and tho people
'It Is estimated Unit some 3.00V
Amoricnna will visit (lie Turkish
, " r , u , .1 " 1 capital thla spring, on the mnPtonr.
only Turks will be employed, tUor . i
will bo no dnngor of aliens spread-! l8t teomwa that have placed Con
ng unfavorable reports of the coun-1 tnnttnoplo on their Itinerary.
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SHOW LARGE GAIN
BERKELEY, Cal.-'-Du tig ' ,
period cf rrsWratlnn frn(u
12 to February 13. the offnv of the
controller of the University of Cali
fornia collected I239.S35 In fees an
dopoalu from undergraduate and
graduate students. This Is $5000 In
excess of the amount collected from
the samo source In the spring
1923.
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WILD SCRF HALTS
8KARCH FOR CAXXXOX .
; SEASIDE, Ore. A w.'Id u .f fori
the past week lias sprniiwlv in for. !
fered with Jim Burk's plans for In
vestlgating decking which his drills
havo encountered at a depth of 1'
feel In the sands of Cannon Beach.
Following a near, fatal termination
of the search for the Shark's bra.TR
cannon, when high running waves
engulfed Jim and his helpers as they
endeavored to sink a small coffer
dam on tho site of their find, all op
1 nations have been called off untn
March 1.
REDWOOD HIGHWAY HAS
AD CAMPAIGN SLATED
GRANTS PASS, Ore. There will
be no lack of advertising for the
Redwood highway this summer.
Counties, cities, companies and In
. dividual along that route have
united In one big advertising cam
paign, to be carried on tor a three
year term by the nse of large sign
boards placed -at the main roads
leading to the highway. These will
be scattered throughout O-.egon and
California and will call attention to
the wonderful scenic advantages of
the Redwood highway.
Stump Acres Earn No Money
T TN CLEARED load will "eat its bead off" to taxes and
In tilt tos of crops you could produce on it. Stumps
don't earn anything they're "squatters" and should be
replaced with crops.
The lower cost of clearing land with Pacific Stumping it
shown by ttie increase in the number of ranchers in this
neighborhood who are using it today. It shoots, stick for
stick, with any standard stumping powder, but you get
one-half more sticks for your dollar. Pacific Stumping does
the job right more land cleared at less expense. And
Poetic Stumping docs not freeze or give a hcuilache from
handling.
Wc can itive you complete explosives service. Our stocks
include Pacific Stumping and other du Pont dynamites for
'se on the farm. Let Us figure on your requirements.
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ALWAYS FIRST
Right Up to Snuff ! ! !
The First Car of Any Make on Dinplay
in Klamath Falls Equipped With . .
Balloon Tires
Is Naturally A BUICK
Come to Our Showroom Tomorrow and See
This Car On Display
more per dollar
W. D. MILLER
Klamath Falls, Oregon
WON-HEADACHE
NON-FREEZING
I TUMPING POWDER
i "-rtfc Northwest Product
E. I. DVPOXT DE NEMOURS & CO., IXC. PORTIiAND, OREGOS
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Buick Garage
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
H. E. HAUGER, Dealer
DESCHUTES SPORTSMEN -WORK
FOR FISH STEPS "
BEAT). Ore. The Deschutes Ho i
ad Gun club, with members !n all
parte of Deschutes county, at a ri
clal meeting went on record at favor
lug the installation of fish ladders j
at Bherar'a tall on the lower Des- i J
chutes, opening up the river to the j
salmon ot the Columbia. The seen:
tary of the county organization has
been instructed to communicate with
nie state fish commieslon In hopes l ,4
ot having Immediate action taken on ! J
I Better
Values
for
riday
Saturday
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HECTOR'S
the matter.
TRIAL OF FRED H.
MILLS CONTINUED
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The trial of Fred H. Mills, local at- ;
tornoy, who pleaded not guilty lo a j
charge of drunkenness in police court i
Wednesday morning, has been contin- j
ued ti.l a lateit date due to Ue in
ability ot City Attorney J. C. Crnn-'
han. through preiB of buB.ness. to !
prosecute the case. The case was to
have been, tried before a Jury yester
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
After first pleading not guilty to t.
drunkenness charge, Joe N'lxon Chans
ed his ntfjid and yesterday morning
entered a plea of guilty. He was fined
26 by Police Judge Gaghagen. Dan
Qieason wag fined S20 on the same
charge.
Frank Martin wae fined 13 after
pleadiing guilty to speeding and hav
ing Improper license plates.
PIONEER'S CACHE FOUND.
VENTURA, Cal.,' Feb. 20. For
tune smiled faintly on F. WV Bar
ron, an Indigent ex-Canadian sol
dier, when he was cutting down an
old popper tree near here recently.
As the tree fell he notlcod a knot
hole In one ot the upper branches
with a piece ot decayed wood nailed
across It. Pulling oft the board, he
caused a niece of old burlap to drop
and with It a roll ot bills. Barxoi.
found '50, mostly ot $1 denomina
tion and all of 1841 date.
TOURISTS TO HAVE
GUIDES IN TURKEY
, CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. SI.
The tourist companies .having an
nounced that many American trav
elers are due to visit Constantinople '
tlm npfUff ttiA Innot t. t I. null i I
ties gave shrewd consideration to
tba Impressions these foreigners
might carry away of Turkey and the
ult, it has been decided to
Americana with Turkish
r the city, thus breaking an
Ntvor In tho past have
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Sale of
Corsets
Specials for FriJay Sa
turday and Monday.
$2.00 Corset Pink Coutel $1.29
$2.75 Elastic Girdle ....$1.98
$3.50 Pink Brocade ....$2.23
Everfast
Linen
$.25
Positirely guaranteed to A
wash and not fade. Absolute
ly guaranteed color, to tun
or anything. Your money back
plus cost of making if it fade
All the good colors 36 inches
wide.
Bovs' and Girls
BEAR BRAND
Hose Sale Price 25c
Medium and heavy ribbed Hose. Size 6 to TO.
Holeproof Silk Hose
$1.50
All the new colors including black. Size 8l2 to
NEW SPRING COATS
An advance showing of the ideas in Spring Coats
Price $14.50 to $28.00
Another Shipment of
Everfast
All New Style
Sale Price $15.00 ,
Canton Crepe Wool Crepe Satin Canton
Poirett Twill, etc. Size 1 6 to 46.
New Millinery
: Exclusive styles that are becoming. Prices that
are fair and ReP)Tt.W. We deem it a pleasure
to show le hewtyies. -'
. $5.00 to $20.00
Also guaranteed same as the linen. 36 inches
wi
iae,
' Dress
Ginghams
Plaids and Checks in a medium grade of Ging-
lam.
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