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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1925)
FRIDAY, EtA?, 8, 15 - EVENING HERALD, KEAMATB FALLS, . OREGON. . :t GRAND JURORS H eeto rs 8 BY DIG POWERS f ft 'LONDON, iJIay; - 8.t Efforts of tins' Turkish government to. force '"ihe" principal. powers to inoye their If,: $ embassies to' the now capital at Au kgorn are not meeting with success. ' ilAcfiording to diplomatic circles in "VLoadon, the powers intend to "stand I pnt'' oh .'-'their decision, of some 'fiiohths ago .to 'remain In Constnnt'I j inoplo, notwithstanding the fact that , Turkish officials-' have eut them ? Viiiiote after note on the subject. ,. j i ' Angora arming the diplomats, is '.'' looted upon' as a nice,. qua'.nt,aafi i., equated mountain village; a splendid I jl town for the-'wool trade and other ; commercial purposes, but altogether ' jt unfit u i home for ambassadors .' , and others who are accustomed to !a)l?the comforts of civilization. 'The s ' surroundings, they declare; are, in? i : anltary, and it appears the gov- :. ernments of all the ' ambassadors !;.) concerned have1 taoitly agreed . to ji;baok. up their representatives in ' r ", their dotenninatlon, not to move. I'tA There- was talk some time Vso 'that the'' German ambassador had ' jtaade arrangements to have a port able bungalow sent from Berlin, to h - AngoTa to seme as an embassy, but this !has not as yet appeared, and jjr' "the report current now Is that the R- Germans too. have entered the agree? 'men t to remain in, Constantinople or its 'suburbs, where permanent em- hassles were built years ago. t. . . V TO EXCLUDE JfAPS " r TALAHASSE, Fla., May 8.- .reso'lution calling' for an ; amend--.Ajnent to the constitution to exclude i Japanese from the ownership of larid n Florida was adopted by the house rtodiy.ly a voW of 69 to O;-. . -vv STANDARD Rotary DeLuxe Electric Sewing Machine . TVe are now stocking the New STANDARD Electrlo Machines, -Tlje: Perfect Machine Price o . DeLuxe . aa shown above $110.00. Terms. ' 'Wep believe' the" Standard to ,':' be the best .setting machlM . on the. market today. ' . . c. Lucas Furniture 502 Main Lumber for Sale Cheap Boards Shiplap ;' Dimension : Siding . In fact practically' all items for con-j struction or repair: work Drive out and look; it over . Pelican Bay .Lumber Cq Indictments Reported to ... Circuit Judge Leavitt This Afternoan Am6ng the Jnhlctments .returned by the grand jury in a report to Cir cuit Judge Leavitt this- afternoon was one against Marry Hamilton, former Klamath U9ed car dealer, who is charged .with, obtaining money under false pretenses in con nection with his business operations in. this city.; : , Joe Daniels was . indicted son a charge 'Of assault with a dangerous weapon. . ' ;" ".. . 1 Mrs. Maud Reed and . Frank Thomas- were charged with . assault with a dangerous' weapon in another true bill reported by the furors. This came as a result of a reputed fight between' the pair at the auto cariip grounds several- weeks ago. Lee Lewis and John Williams and John Doe Bracy were Indicted for larceny. They are alleged to have robbed the warehouse of the Miller Construction, companyj ' . 3. F. Lofquist was' indicted on a charge of.jfailing to support his family. . . . Five secret indictments, were also reported. SLUMP IN ML ; LONDON, Mnyv 8. The remark able slump in wool prices it attract ing much, attention, the prices hav ing fallen 40 points in four months without .'much, apparent cause. , '..;' :The buyers; it is said, miscalcul ated the rate of consumption and consequently have many, thousands of bales on hand, but not enougn to account for the slump. Sir Arthur Goldfinch, director of war materials during the world war, and :an authority ion wool is quoted as saying that the surplus la very small as compared with the average consumption but that owing to it aomething:like;a panic. now Ja oc curlng. The Melbourne correspondent . re ports that a council of Australian wool brokers unanimously resolved yesterday that it was desirable to suspend all wool sales through Aus tralia Until-July I and it was actu ally decided that there should be no sales' in Australlla for a week. AT THE PINE TREE th- addition to the -regular pro gram at the Pine Tree today, the JunMr Class of the high school will' present, their annual class play in the form : of . (vaudeville. . Judging from the rehearsals,, the skits- are .clever and 'original. .Elmer Bueeing uiispteya? talent in a highly, amusing number, that, inust . be seen: to be appreciated:, "A-Pair CI Lunatics" is presented by Bryant . Williams and Venice Moore. "The Sweet Family"; ooneistlne of MarjoIe Peyton;.. Jennie, Grove?, Joy Evans1, eota Beal.l, S3aTOl Gray, Marie Crys tal and Lucille Shuey rival real vaudeville, and ,the. Melody Maids, felon. Abbey,. Helen. Osborne,. Doro thy. Dunham,. . Dorothea, Wor.tley, Ruth . Gofer and Addle Jenkins, , do not belle-their name. Altogether, it reflects, credit on the' personnel of the Junor class. . . : v Th adventures, of prominent' fi nancial and industrial beau who have .figured sensationally , la., the uewspapers supply the theme de veloped, in "Daughters .of. Pleasure;," iThe play takes a page from life j a leaf telling of the amazlns actions of Beyeral elderly men . who . in . an effort- to win the. favor of somo famous, notorious beauty less than half their age,' traoly spent the money their wives bad he'.jul them accumulate. , . . AT THE. LIBERTY Dick. Hattoh at taa tilberty, The atef . . Manager H. W. Poole of the Liberty theater has a treat in store for his patrohB in "Two-Fisted Jus tice" in "which Dick Hdtton stars, supported' by Marilyn Mills and the wonderfully trained horse, "Star".' This is " a , red-blood, thrilling story of .tne search, of "IRance Ralne," Sheriff of Eiberle County for the murderer of his younger brother Hlarvey. Tonight only. We think a rumor that Ford will grow his own rubber trees in Geor gia is Btretchlng the truth. pBprioVis -tbat- 'fimc pi 'lH(! yi PRICE IS BIG ;; v l : -;.', ' '. .' j i .'"'""'-- ' 1 ' -' ' ' iv'.i v '-. i J i; - ,' -k'Vv-A -V' : ': i f.-ivf.v .;iV- :. '. ' ' ' ; ' .' ' ' . ..,.-'v-Jr-'-lVlanY;'UeDart ''.';'' :'.""''.".'"." ; '.";: '.. ;'v: r v ,j5 ,-. . v.. - ..v ,. ; -si- -- ; Is supplying the needs of Klamath County people in the various lilies that we are discontinuing at a great discount f Try s us for your dry goods first, if it is a closeout, "your sav ings will amount to something worth while; , A Special Purchase, of New Hats at a Big Dis count Makes, it possible . io, of fer you an excep tional bargain. , - . -i ' Sale Price $2.98 to $6.98 Children's Hats 48c A wonderful opportu nity to buyf the kids a hat, small or large ' shape. Foriner prices to $1.50. ' Printed Voiles 28c ytkrd Not a bif lot, but a won derful, value if you find . what you want you can have twb dresses for the price of one 1 "' Kayser's Silk Gloves : Several, weights : in the most p o pular silk gloves, sizes 6 to 8 ' Regular $1.00 i- . Sale price Regular $1.50 Sale Price 9gc Regular $1.75 Sale Price $l4lg A Dress Has Created A r Sensation Just, think dainty Georgette' Crepe1 dresses that, are positively new in design and exceedingly popular now in colors that are wanted. r '"''.' . .''"'..-';' . . .' . . .' . '' ' . " ' V ,A range of sizes 16 to 46. Values that are conceded to be $15 to $20. ; - : ,' V; :-f v : .! I SALE-PRICE - :- ':: ' h And; then- we advance to exclusive models in satin crepe, figured crepe and sport stripes. Made of the best material, styled in pleasing designs, various colors, cut in sizes 16 to 44. $25 to $30 would not be considered high, quality considered. SALE PRICE $17.00 Everyone Can Have A Coat NOW We have taken ourt entire stock of spring coats and grouped, them, in four lots. 'Sizes run from 1 6 to 51. Tans, Gfay8 Henna, Rosewood represent the colors. Various models, including the popular Prince of Wales, ' - V. ' 'f" i:) - ;' ("o 'f. :z '.' i :": . '-. .- - :' ' '. .a. ' ' ''.-.. " ' " Former prices $15, $20, $25, $39. r SALE PRICES $9, $14, $19 $24 ments Sale That Holeproof Silk Hose 78c Colors-Cloud, Indian Tan, Fawn, Airedale, Nude, Grain, Peach, Beige, Black, Brown, White. Our regular $1.00 grade..- - : ''"" : Printed Crepe ! De Chine j $2.98 " I Sport patterns in a good weight crepe that are, exceedingly smart. 40 inches, wide.' Our regu lar $3.50 grade.' Red Cross .$2.48 25-yard piece put Up in sanitary package a full. yard wide' ' '." ' :V it ' ' .v.j .. i -'.'?' "' ;,.: -. - v - Cretonne Draperies - 286- All of our 50c and 60c quality cretonne to be closed out at. a bargain price.' '.-V !!'"' Embroidery Insertions; " 3 C a yard r " - Most every one can use embroidery:' insertions and this chance should: not bed v e rl o & k'6 d; Values to 20c a yard. ., f
