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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1925)
IHl WEPT) A ) M VST 11025 'TOIliJ TTTTvETl LIBERTY Final showing of a remarkable picture "ABRAHAM LINCOLN" It is in a class by itself and needs no eulogy THURSDAY Shirley Mason in "The French Lady" Stone's Stores and Markets Will Be Closed Saturday Decoration Day Shop Friday Open Friday Evening Till 9 p. m. 422 W Main r i mi lYi 1 IJ M tVW v 1 Main fcoftS Street KLAMATH VALLEy HOSPITAL 1 Centrally Located 403 Pine Phone 497 Our nuriry accommodates fourteen babies. lt.ilnctt reserved on routiest. 1 "Krystal Kote" Kodak Finishing UNDERWOOD'S , STOCKS AND IOXTS Wo aollctt Inquiries to Imy or mill any murkotnbln listed local or en listed BoeurltloH. Actlvo mnrkot for Duront Star, Flint and Illckonbacknr Muto.' is Hues; Public Utllltlt-H. Prompt ntumllon given nil orders. Cash paid for pn retinue"; n itt-l.iy. Quotations furnished. 1IOOI1 HltOTIIKRS 0 Chamber of Commerce Illd. , I'urtlnnd, Ore. -Nut Bread -Angel Food Cakes -Custard Pies -Pumpkin Pies -Apple Sauce Cake -Custard Eclairs A., , and . GOLDEN I KRUST ",, BREAD Klamath Bakery 826 Main .,-: ' !. Willi Speeder Pleads Guilty; Liquor Charge Dropped - Apparently sntlsfled with his plea of Kulliy to a charge of speed ing near Williamson Rlvor, I ho dis trict attorney's offlco this morning recommended to Justlco of the Peacn It. B. Iluniiakor that the charge of drlvlnic while Intoxicated ngalimt Van Itnvenscroft bo dropped. Tho mnglstrato acceded to the request. Itavonscrnft was . arrested on The Dalles-California lilKhwny, speeding oil tha long stralght-uway between Sttttou'i iitoro and . Wll liumson river bridge. He paid a lino of 15 Monday morning. STRAW HATH Carrie for llio Klninnlh Falls I'ofttoffiro llinssom Out Straw hats, and within a few weeks new government regulation suits, will dlHtliiKtilHli tho mail car riers of tho Klumnth Falls post offira from tho avorago cltlien, ac cording to Postmnslor John Mc Cull, who Is Interested In the. out lining of thn city postal employes. Tho regulation straw hats made their first appoaranco today on tho stroetH. ' FROM HLY Mimy.. Visitors From Neighboring City In Kliinmlli Today Among tho many out-of-town visitors nro a nitmbor of Illy resi dents who nro Interested In busi ness In Klitmnth Fnlls today. Matt. Obunehaln of Illy Is In tho city to day, as Is Wllllum 13. Dlbbons, also a Illy resident. Among tho Morrll visitors Is Pat Q'Keofe, who enmo In yesterday to spend soma tlmo horo on business. IXCHIiANIC F.Ql'IPMKNT Prnslcy's Studio Makes Addition to Muslims ' Ponsloy'a Studio has during tho past wook addod oqulpinont for the development of kodnk films. Pre viously the firm has specialised In portrait and outside photographic work, FROM M'CLOl'I) Visitors In Klanmtli Falls Many From Northern California Ononis in Klamath Falls nro nu merous, especially from northern California. A party to nrrivo last night to spend so mo tlmo in tho oily Is composed of Mrs. C, It, An derson und son Hugh Anderson and Miss J, Sloyoll. . , Mainly About People PHOPF.RTY OWNF.ItM HiinIiich IntereHls Cull I'orllniiil Residents Himtli 0. L, Htiliuunn, former resident of Kluiiiuth Fulls und well known In Klamath county where ho holds ex tensive property Interests Is in the fit for several days from bis home In Portland looking lnl' the real estate holdlng4 which ho owns, lion Hiulth.of Portland 1s also In the city with Kulmuiin, looking Into bus iness Interests hero. M'MIIF.HMAX W. P. Wink tit HH-nl Wwk Kml In Klumntli County W. IP.' Wink, well known among the lumbermen of Klumath County Is In the city today from his home In Sacramento. Wink Is Inspector for tho Cullfornlu Whlto Pine com pany and was interested In Klamath lumber prior to his departure for the south. WF.ATIIFJt IlKPOItT Oregon: Partly cloudy weather, rain tonight and probably Thursday in northwest portion. Cooler In east portion Thursday; fresh south winds. Tho Cyclo-Stormngrnph at Under wood's Pharmacy shows the baro metric pressure to be rising and for the first' limn In a number of days is approaching a more settled urea. Forecast for next 24 hours: Generally fuir with moderate winds. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures today as follows: High 83 Low ...63 .NKW ro.N'TOONH Four More Nuppoi-ts Added (o Diuieo Hat go "Venetian" According to Frank Confer, one of tho three owners of the dance barge "Venetian," four more pon toons liuvo been udded to tho barge which will straighten out tho floor, correcting the deck-Ilka effect which was gained at first. TO LKAVF. KLAMATH Restaurant Owners of Keuo to Make Home In .North Mr. ami Mrs. Kay C. WnUon, residents of Keno, will leavo in thn mralh. f- ( ill,. -.1 they will care for property inter ests In tho valley town. Mrs. Wnt son conducted a restaurant In Keno uuring tno pasi year. WITXF.HS II Kit I'! Illy Hiim-hcr Visiting; ill Klnniiilh Falls for Time Called as a witness In tho mur der of Timothy Murphy. Sidney Lyons, sheep ma not tho Illy coun try Is In the city today. Lyons wna at one time Interested In ruin. Ing- sheep- with 'men who fought the ratal fight in the Devils Garden country. LAKKVIKW Visitors From Neighboring City Muny in Klumntli Fulls Mr. and Mrs. Ned Sherlock of Lakeview, accompanied by William Corey, also of Lakeview, ara spend ing the remainder of the week to Klamath Falls visiting with friends and transacting business. HKXKFIT DA N't' K Dance I large Kreno of "Hop" for Unix-ball Club FltOM IILY Livestock Man Culled us Witness in Murder Cuso O. W. Howard, livestock man of j Illy, and prominent rancher of that j section, was called to Klamath Fall I yesterday to appear as a witness In tho Murphy murder case. Howard remulned In tho city today trans acting necessary business before re turning to his ranch. FltOM MKIHOKI) Valley Itcsidcnts Visiting With Klamath Falls Friends Mrs. K. J. Cameron of Medford, accompanied by her son and daugh-tor-ln-Iaw, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Cameron of Grants Pass, and Rich ard Miller of Medford, is spending some time In tho city visiting at tho homo of Mrs. W. W. Flnley. The party drove over the moun tains and report excellent high way conditions. They stopped in the Arcado hotel last night. Witt! A Clever Presentation of a Delightful Stage Play, "Friendly Enemies' f With America's favorite comedians i WEBER and FIELDS Beautiful Claire Windsor in "The Denial" K2 POItTLAXI) VISITOfl ILL C. 1). Sullivan Suffering From Slight Attack of Flu C. D. Sullivan, business visitor in . Klamath Falls, who resides in Portland, Is confined to his room in the White Pelican hotel, suffer ing from a slight attack of flu. ills condition was reported as some better this morning, over that of last night. FOR RENT Electric Copper Tub Washing Machines $3.00 per month Uhlig's Electric Store Phone 234 Opposite Postoftlce As a benefit for tho baseball club a dunce was given last night on tho dunce barge "Venetian" and trose Interested in the affair report a most profitable evening, both So cially and financially. Returns from tho affair went Into tho coffers of tho association. IBIHaBHBHIDBBBBIBnBBBIBBBUBaBBBBBBnBBBSBSSSSa H H n IllHINKHS VISITOR l:. II. Ilnlslger Visitor in Ashland Yrstrrduy Afternoon E. 11. Ilalslgcr, prominent auto dealer of Klamath Falls, was among the out-of-town guests who spnt yesterday transacting busi ness In Ashland. Dalslger reports good highway conditions. TOVKISTK li K'HK Wlnnrninrra Itcsldcntx From Neva da Stopping in City ' FltOM SACHAMF.XTO W. II. Hart Visiting Here on Ilusl lien Interests W. H. Hart, owner of tho Hart lirolhors building, Is In the city for savoral days from his homo In Sac rnmonto to look Into business inter ests and holdings in Klnmnth Falls. BACK BAD TODAY Then Find tho Cause nnd Correct ji a uiner Klainntlt Fnlls Folks Havo There's little rost or peace for tho backache Bufferer. Days are tired and weary Night brings no respite. Urinary troubles, headaches, di slnoss and nervousness, all tend to prevent rest or slcen. Why continue to be so miserable? wny not uso a stimulant diuretic to tho kldnoysT Use Doan's Pills. Your neighbors recommend Don it's. Head this Klamath Falls case: J. J. Keller, 718 Jefferson street. says "J am glad to recommend Doan's Pills, for they fixed mo up in good shape whon my kidneys wore out of ordor. I had dull, nag ging bneknehes nud a soreness across my kidneys and my kidneys didn't act right, but Donn's Pills soon stopped tho backacbo and re lieved all signs of kidney 'rouble.' Prloo 00a, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kldnoy. remedy- got Doan's pills tho same that Mr. Kollor had. FOBter-Mllburn Co. Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. . Wood BLOCK WOOD . is down to the bargain SUMMER PRICES Order a couple of loads each month through the summer at these cheap prices and you will be prepared for winter. Peyton & Co. "Wood to burn" 601 Main Phone 535 Among tho many out-of-town visitors who are doing their spring touring early are Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Elliott, residents of Wlnnemuc ca. Nevada, where Elliott Is Inter ested In business. IIo nlso Is trans acting business while in Klamath Falls. 1 FltOM VALLEY Mrs.. Dnhl Ixwking After Rlicep In terests in Kliunnth Mrs. C. B. Dnhl,' who was a visi tor over the week-end in Klamath Falls fro mher home In Tygh Val ley, Is In tho city again, Interested In sheep holdings In Klnmath. Mrs. Dahl Is one of the most successful ranchers of the valley country. FltOM VALLEY. Roads Over Highway in Splendid Condition ' According to recent visitors in Klamath Falls from the valley towns the highway from Ashland to Klnmath Falls is In the "pink of condition" and not since the summer months of lost year have they beon as smooth. Among the out-of-town visitors in the city from the valley are G. Ce Corum and Paul I). McKee from Medford and E. Rob'nrtson of Grants Pass. VISITING II Kit K Oakland Visitors Frequently Stop . In Kliunnth Falls Southern visitors in Klamath Falls are numerous as ever and among tho most important and most frequont guests nro . Mr. and Mrs. ,0. W. Hancock, interested in tho lumbar gnmo from tholr home In Onklnnd, Calif. ,. VISITING HF.HF. Illy Visitors Muny in Klnmnth Fnlls This Week H a a a a a a n iTInny out-of-town visitors are in tho city this week, visiting with frlcouls, or intorosted in other mat ters. Among the Illy guests here is Mrarlll Wallace, a resident of the neighboring town. , ' ENJOYS TRIP Los Salliin Takes Day Off for Fish, ing Near Fort Klumntli . Los Saling, in company with his dog Putsy, left early this morning botoro daybreak for Fort Klamath, whore ho spent tha day angling in tho stroums in that section. Some roports are prevalent that Saling also went "for to shoot a bear." KODAK FINISHING 8 Hour Service , The Peasley's!;. I, Opposite Com-J House , n n n n n n n n u n u n ii Hector Take advantage of our sale prices. You can supply your needs here; and save Big Money as long as the stock lasts A New Hat for Decoration Day can be bought here at a big saying. 1.00 Pongee Silk 88c - 33 inches wide-good weight . $2.50 Canton Crepe, 1.79 Rosewood, henna, green, sandlewood, rose and beige. 40 inches wide 50c Everfast Voiles 48c The genuine, absolute ly guaranteed voile. We have , sold this quality for 2 years and have never had a yard re turned. Comes in about 10 choice colors. Holeproof Hosiery Regular 1.00 Sale price . . . Regular 1.50 . Sale price ; Regular 2.25 Sale price .V. Most all colors and black in the above lots. 78c 1.28 1.88 Ribbed Tops Regular 1.65 Sale price ... 1.39 Regular 1.85 Sale price . . . 1.58 And they are all new most every hat in stock re ceived within the last two weeks. . Many arrived to day. -i All the bright col ors, with a good assortment of white included. g Sale Prices 2.98 to 6.98 AH Voile, Linen, Gingham and suiting dresses for a mere fraction of the former selling price. Sizes 16 to 48. Former prices 6.50 to 16.50 Sale Prices 3.98 to 8.98 It l Af.,x.t nnnnnDBnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnns'nnnnnncncancssssESsrz 3 n ii ii ii ii it ei ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ir ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii ii !i II !! i II II II II II II II II II II II II II II li II II ii II i! II i; ii 5?d
