The Evening herald., April 15, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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AGE EIGHT
ETOINQ flERALO, KLAMATH FALL9, OREGON
Wednesday, april is, 1025
$2.00 WOW $20.00 JW SIX MONTHS
A minor ailment t !heteoth that could be remedied by an ex
' pondtlure of tow dollar now may cost you $20 to rapalr In;
Ix months. No one ever; saved money by neglecting their teeth.
No onn ever regretted bavins ns look them over. An examination .
Is free. ' t '
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R. D. COE, Dentists
(Palnloss, ot course)
102-204 Hopka pidg. ' .' th and Main
Phone. 831
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$10 in Fishing Tackle
F REE
To the person who catches the larg
est trout in Klamath County with
in the next month. We weigh the
fish at our store. -
Connolly Brothers
Saddles, Harness, Sporting Goods
' Auto Tops, Awnings, Tents, and
all Canvas Goods
The Place to Buy Fresh Fishing Tackle
mttitf
Meat When
Want It
CONCERT TO BE
GIVEN
F
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. With four deliveries daily, Miller's Market
is particularly qualified to give you Satis
factory meat service. No delays no missed
meals because of meat that doesn't come.
X We invite you to give our service a trial.
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IDer's Market
GUS MILLERy'prop.
Main, near Eighth ' f. Phones 7S0 and 751 j
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t The SENIOR CLASS of MERRILL HIGH SCHOOL
Jpresents ' ' '
"Nothing, But the Truth"
By James Montgomery
"'".": ; at MERRILL on
FRIDAY APRII 17
f Adults, 50c v - 8:15 p. m. . Children, 25c
181
Suds $ cpMie
MILLEIt ON TRIP
S. I.
Man Iroipectliia; Stations In
Shasta Division . ' ?
J. J. Miller, district freight and
passenger agent, left this, morning
for Gerber, California, where he -will
attend to company business In that
vicinity for several days. While In
that ; section, Mr. Miller plans to
visit other towns on the Shasta divi
sion ' which are tinder bis super
vision.
OFF FOB TORONTO. ONTARIO
Mrs. loo Garlch And Child Leave
For Canada This Morning
Mrs. Lee Garlch, wife ot a local
barber, left tbls morning for Toron
to, OnU, where she will spend some
time visiting frienils and relatives;
Mrs. Garlch was a passenger On this
morning's southbound train. She
iwiis accompanied by her child. 1
Interesting Program , Ar
ranged by Harry Borel,
Symphony Orchestra
: i
AVhother the popular concert to
be given Friday n'ght by the tittle
Symphony Orchestra, under the dl
rectlon - of Harry Dorel, will be
given . in the Scandinavian hall, or
tho Presbyterian church, was' a mat-
tor as yet undecided, accc.rdlug to
Mr. Borel this noon. Announcement
ot the ball will be made tomorrow.
Keen Interest Is being iibauifested
In the concert which will Include
Descriptlve, "Atlantis" Safrencx.
"Nocturne" and "Mornlrg Iftran
of Praise." V
"Court Function",; "Prince and
Aana", "Destruction of Atlantis.'
'FruhlInRslled"AVil.
"Lass With the Delicate Air"
Thomas Arne. Mrs. A. J. Voye.
Suite In Five-, Parts Celoridge-
Taylor. ' ''jf
Scenes from an Imaginary Ballot.
Violin Solo, Adoration" Dorow
ski. Miss Katherlne Walton.
"Prelude" and "S.'clllana" from
"Cavallerla Rustlcana" Miucagnl.
"Lo, Hoar the Gentle Lark"
Bishop. "v
"To A! Wild Rose"--Nevln. '
' Mrs. A.v J. Voye, flute obllggato,
M. Sward.
Overture "Orphee Aux Enters"
Offenbach.
A
convict permitted
to go home to see
;;ahis new-born baby
' 'JALBM, Ore., April ' i5. Alex
and Harry Goldstein, brothers, who
are under sentence in the state peni
tentiary, are expected to return to
the prison today after having been
allowed by Governor Pierce to spend
the Jewish passover week at their
homes In Portland. The, two were
sentenced .to serve two and a halt
years In the penitentiary tor receiv
ing stolen goods In Portland. Harry
Goldstein was given a day's leave of
absence about - two weeks" ago so
that he might attend the christening
of j a newly arrived babe at his
home In Portland. o
"Governor , Pierce' explained today
that while the Goldsteins and their
friends hive guaranteed that the
two. will return to the state prison.
the release was on his own responsi
bility. The governor said the at
torney general ruled that the state
executive bas authority to grant
such leaves of absence and that It
Is In the nature ot a reprieve.
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T SPEAKS OF
CHILD PROBLEMS
Splendid Music Enjoyed i
' Meeting of Chamber of
Commerce Today
Using ns his subject, "Tho Prob
lems of Youth.". Ilov. F. Gordon
Har(of Grants !Pa addresied menr
bora' ot the chamber at commerce
and delegates to the southern Ore
gon presbytery, who were guests it
tho chamber, this noon.
"Get back into the spirit of youth,
in order to be in sympathy with
youth," aald Rev. Hart, "and you
will get back Into your own child
hood." Rov. Hart spoke ot a min
ister discussing the same problem
brtoro a group ot eldorly men and
women, reading to them an ' edi
torial on youth and youth's prob
lems. At t'JP conclusion ot the read
ing tho 'applause was significant ot
their approval, Tho paper was
taken from a magaalue ot 1833.
voicing tho scntlmont ot the older
persons of 'S3 In regard to the ac
tions of tho youth of their day. "So
the problems aro always with' us,
and not aa pouimlstlc as we are
prone to view," continued Rev.
Hart.
Mrs. Georglah Baacoch gave two
vocal solos. "Danny Hoy" and
Wako Up." accompanied by Mrs.
E. S. Vcatch. Harry Dorel, M. Sward i
and M4ss Betty Ramsby gave two'
interesting numbers from the Lit
tle Symphony music.
Rov. T.. A. Merywesthor of St.
Paul's Episcopal church gave
aWt farewell address of apprecla
tlon to the chamber ot commerce
tor cocporatlon with him in his
work. ' Rev. Meryweatuer leaves
Sunday for Ceratantow n, Penn.
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DISMISSAL IS ASKED
V. 8. Shipping Hoard Wnntii Naln
of Irnlflrnt Typ Ve.
sels Confirmed
WASHINGTON, April IS. Tho
shipping board today formally
asked the supreme court ot the dis
trict - of Columbia to dismiss the
proceedings whereby the Pacific
Mall Steamship company seeks to
prevent consummation ot the sale
of five president type ships to tho
Dollar" Interests.
SUSPECT COLLAPSES ;
MINISTERS GUESTS
AT NOON LUNCHEON
. Members of the Presbytery , of
Southern Oregon were guests ot the
chamber of commerce today noon
when thoy were Introduced by Rev.
Arthur L. Rioe ot the Klamath
Falls Presbyterian church. The
ministers and' their wives aro In
session at the annual presbytery.
Those present at the luncheon were
Rev. F. Oordon Hart, speaker; Mrs.
Hart, C. C. Hulct of Merrill, J. K.
Howard of Oakland. J. Ft. Lamb.
Sutberlln; W. S. Mullog'a, Roko-
burg: Joseph W. Angoll, Glcndalo;
C O. Garrett, Glendale; Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Stott and son, John
jStott; W. Lee Gray, E. P. Lawrence,
H. F. W. Spilver, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar, Miss Stoner, R. W. Nelson,
A. Fisher, W. Fraser Brown, Dr.
Webster", 'J. C. Mengler. "0. Andrews,
George A. Wilber and Arthur L.
Wee. ...
Hector's to Feature
Ready-to-Wear Goods
Due to' the fact that the ready-
to-wear, millinery and other de
partments ot Hector's store hav?
grown to cuoh an extent, O. M.
Hector announced today that the
store would close out all lines of
yardage goods and feature only the
ready to wear. Lack of room In, the
store to carry all departments "has
forced the . change, , according ' to
Hector. The store has been- closed
and will not open to the public un
til Friday morning at 9 a. m.; when
the sale, will be opened disposing of
ail the yardage goods. '
BUCKING HORSES
TO BE PURCHASED
A miniature rodeo will be held at
Mallo Sunday In honor of Jack
Kane, moving picture rlder( who
will be here the last of this week
for the purpose of purchasing iwlld
horses. One ot the features of the
affair, will be a- roping contest between-
take county and Klamath
county buckn'rpos, fleventy head -of
cattle and 30 bead ot wild horses
nro corralled for tho show.
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Mrs. Anna CunninBlmm, . Who
Held in Poison Mystery, Is
In State of Coma ,'
Is
OROWX POINT, Ind., April 15.
Mrs. Anna Cunningham of Gary,
Ind., collapsed today In her cell in
the Lake county Jail where sho Is
being held In connection with the
deaths of her husband and four
children ; ..within six years. She
passed into coma and physicians be
lieved It impossible to remove her
to Gary for a sanity bearing set for
2 p. m. . .
NOTED ARTIST DIES
John Sargent Succumb Suddenly In
London Homo Following
Apoplectic Stroko .
LONDON, April 15. John Sar
gent, tbe noted artist, died sudden
ly at his home In Chelsea this morn
ing. '
Mr. Sargent suffered a stroke at
3 o'clock, . and died a few hours
later. "
SLAYER HELD GUILTY
Eugcno Punly Convldtcd of Murder
of Wealthy Tulsa, Oklahoma
Lumberman
TL1SA, Okla., April 16. Eugene
Purdy.was found guilty of the mur
der of E. 8. Hutchison, wealthy
Tulsa lumber dealer by a Jury In
state district court here today.
Purdy shot and killed Hutchison
last January 13. "He broke up my
home and stole my child", Purdy
toJ county officers after tho kill
ing, when ho surrendered. ' His de
fense against charges of first de
gree murder was Insanity.
TOM MJ.X .VISITS 1WVYALTV
LONDON, April ,15. Tom Mix,
American movie actor visited the
mansion house, official home of the
Lord Mayor ot 'London today and
presented that dignitary with a five
gallon sombrero, similar to the one
he recently gave Governor Smith of
New York.',-
SOCIALISTS DEFEATED
PARIS, April 15. A socialist mo
tion that would have prevented In
troduction ot a. bill to legalize an
Increase. In tho .circulation of tho
bank-bf .France':wa defeated. in..Ui0.
Cb a'mber of Deputies today 3 3 2 tij J
tiii, .
How many
Electrical Connections
will your new home have ?
If your new home is to be a real
home of electrical comfort the wir
ing must be done by a qualified
electrical contractor who installs
convenient connections for elec
trical appliances, provides cor
rect lighting and uses standard
wiring devices.
Such qualified contractors are
identified for you by the "Check"
Seal of this Company. Hefore you
build or buy', insist on "Check"
Seal electrical wiring. Also when
you need electrical appliances,
remember that "Check" Seal
electrical retailers sell quality
electrical merchandise.
Iblor you build,
buy or rot gl
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headquarters for Klamath Falls
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Roseburg School Bonds
Are Sold at Good Price
ROSEBURG, Oro.. April 1 5.
Bonds In tho sum ot $165,000, Is
sued for tho eroctlon of a new high
school building, were sold last night
by the school board to E. H. Rol
lins and sorwi. 1oven bids wore sub
mitted ranging from par thirty to
1103.13, the latter being the bid ot
tbe successful bomd buyers. , Blyth
Witter and company of Portland and
Harris Trust and Savings flank of
San Francisco were close to the high
figure.
MUSEUM TO DISPLAY
SCIENTIFIC PATENTS
WASHINGTON,' April 15. The
task of sorting out, from tho IBS,
000 models In the custody ot the
patent offlco, those of .historical and
scientific interest , has been dele
gated to a commission whoso mem
bership Includes Thomas K. Robert
son, commissioner of patents, and
Charles D. Walcott, secrotary of the
Smithsonian Institution.
Congress recently appropriated
$10,000 to pay the' commission's
expensos. . The work lll consist
largely , ot unpacking the modols
from some 1600 wooden boxes in
which they are stored, and choos
ing tho scientifically and historic
ally valuable. ' . '
. These may be retained at- tho
national museum or tho patent of
fice, but tbe mass' ot them will
likely be distributed to musoums
throughout the country that deslro
thorn, or sent to the original de-
poslors or their heirs,
' Lo", 'tho poor Oklahoma Indian, he
pay oo Income tax;, ,-;,.",.,
j! A New Freight Line
for Klamath Falls, Chiloquin and vicinity.
Trucks leave daily.
Stage terminal, 615 Main , ..'.
Crews & Anderson
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IN IN COURT
(Continued From Pago One)
PORTLAND, Ore., April 15.
Trial of Alfrod A. Annes, former
Klamath Falls contractor, began In
tederal court ' haro today, Assist'
ant U. S. Attorney Allan A. llynon
and Joseph O. Stoarna Jr. appear
ing as prosecutors and W. P. Myers,
Klamath Falls, for tho defense.
Annes Is chargod with' having
taken DoUle Burton, now aged 12,
to iMoxIco, where he attumpted to
force a marrlago with her, and that
later an alleged marrtnge ceromony
was porformed at Oioba, Arkona.
. The first "witness was Mrs,
Myrtle Dun Iff, mother of the five
children, v one ot thorn Dolslo.
'About 20 wltnessos hnvo boon
summoned.
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