The Evening herald., May 28, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

THURSDAY, MAY 2,'lfl2B
THE EVENING HERALD
PAGE THREE
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l JOUR kind
i &f knickers
J 'T'lIU roost rorhfortnliln
f 4 lliliiK llmt mortal rfiuiievPr
4 linn a cluimu lo wear li a pair
TlriiMr-1ltlliui Dutchcu knlik'"
crbovkrra. -
', Ami popular ore knklfrrr
that ana Iiun a chance tu wear
r llirtu oil oluioit every occaMon.
" Oiiia'you put an h pair, of
- littcltrt IIiipii knirkrm you
will nevrr wo Fit lii tnkn tli'fiii
: oil attain, llicy are au lifhl, mi
t cuy anil m nmurt, -
0irr nmli-rlnU as writ an
linnii awl every pnir mil full in
Hie lyl that Ilia Prima of
nli- Iiuh umilc io tliiitif.
All DiiU'Iicm Trouiirra fur
" play, for drew or for work wror
like armor. Drop In ami arhx-t
a pair of wrc-(rc kuivkcn.
. . .
KLAMATH
KLOTHING
KOMPANY
Exclusive Agents
Your Eyes
serve ym even bettor than
he headlights on your car
Inil haven't you noticed
the people who are always
buying up-to-date lenses
for their headlights ami
wearing autupiutcd glasses .
on their eyes.
Drop in today and sec
whether or not your eyes.
are in 'good shape. '
If they are had we wjll
fell you so and fix them
up right and if thev arcn I
we'll. let vou know thatj
too. , '
Lenses ground.
' Frames Repaired.
Dr. H. J. Winters
Eye Specialist
714 Main
Bend Picked As
: Convention City
y ; or Stockgrowers
PORTLAND, May 28. Bond Was
choaon far tho next convention cit
tha cattle and homo rnlsora' sau
clntlon of Oregon, nnd all offlcora
woro reoloct'ud nt tho closing hob
alon of tho association twelfth nn
nunl convonllon horo lata J'eslorilny.
Tho" officers iiro: " P. A. itllllpha,
president; "W; A. Htoward, first vloo
president; ..Vultor M.' Plorco, 1001)1111
vloo proaldont; William Diluy, troaa
Mror! ChurloB J, Shellon, aocrotiiry;
lerry Snow, . Inspector. William
Pollmnn la proaldont omorltua.
YKHTERDAY'H RESULTS
''' ' '' ' ' '
At Portland .1, Lob AngeloB 7.
At Vornon G, Bnlt Lnkn 3.
At- Oakland 4, Sncramanto 6.
At Sonttlo '3. Sun Frnnolsco 8.
tdance;;:;
Venetian .
- JDance
; Palace
Friday Night
. iMay29s
Tri'SClub
Admission' '$1,10 II
Nearby Cities To
Bp,Ueprcsentcd At
Big Annual Dinner
i , -
NulKhl'oi'UiK I'll Ion . of Klumiith
Fulls will lui riipriiHiintiid at I he
cliunilior of loiiinivri'U dlniior to hu
hold loin iri'ow n I t li t at llio Whllu
I'ollciin hi'tnl, l.ynii I'. Huliln, aonrv
Inry of tliii clinmlinr unnoiin"od lui
iilKhl.
Tim town of jAnlilund, will liu top
lummtud liy I. K, VIiiIiik,. omaltlniil
Of, ,lfu tulo cliuinliur of cominurvvJ.
uiu town or jioiirord by C'olonol
V. p. Tlionia in. HUpoi,lii!iiiuliit ofT
Ui'iiliii' ' ik a .National .park'i liiJ
luwn of (Jiuiiu Push by Kilwurd SfU-
lur,, aliyo HiMiiiior from JoHophllic
(Miiniy; uiiil l;u town of lli-nd by
II. II. DuArmftml, Iluml. olionioy;
(.'. fi. Hudson, proalilont tit lliii Firm
Niillomil flunk' at Bond: und L.
Antlmi, furmorly aucrctury of llio
llinil Cummorclul el till, who liua ro
i.'i'iilly uccoplud a aliiiilur pirtltluii
In UOHubiiiK.
Evasive Indian
. Fools' "Officers;
Again ( At Large
Hllua Unri'licy,. eliinlvo Tnillun
wnnloil In Klnmuih Kulla lo anrvo
out Jail ai-iitniid), who waa ciip
tiiruil yoDtrrduy nfluriiixiii for tho
llilnl limit In tho jnnt two niontha,
Ik n x it ! at Iiiiko today fulluwlnir
IiIh miproaaful brouk from tho inuko
nlilft Jiill nt Copco lust nlitht. '
lluri'luy w nrnwli'd yi-llurdy
nflornonii by . Dopuly Shorlff Kluit.
of Copco uflur a alroiuioiia fight.
Ho waa IoIk1 In Jail, only to,
iMi.npo acvnral hour later throuKh
Mm window. Ho im('(Kstully dU
l"dliMl aovurul Iron liura.
Iturnluy oarnpod novornl months
iiko from tho oounly Jail. Hovoral
daya Inlor uuthorlllia wanted him
fr questionliiK In connection with
tho douth of Krcdtllo Jackaon of
Chiloiiuln. Ho waa eupturcd once
noar Chiloiiuln l!ut nmdo a aucoea-
Iflll OHPIipil,
Slnt'o hla imruiio, Intornat In tho-j
Frodillo Jackiuti caao has dlod
down. No exhumation of Jaikaon'a
body haa bocn mniln, aa wait prom
Ir.od "by foiloral outhorlllea. U,ur wja
Ijotila KiiIkIiI, Ilarclay' partnor, who
gavo hlmaolf up volunlariry to po
lled, followlnil hla caiapo, churned
with tho murdor of Jarkaon.
Ilarclny Is wantod. In particular,
lo st'rvu out it Jail nciin-nro In
Klamath counly Jail. Ho waa aoiit
in Julln following tila aontonco y
Juatlco of tho Poacq It. C. Spink of
Chlloquln on a liquor chargo.
Building Activity
Shows Big Increase
Increased . activity lu the cou
nt nivt Ion of hualneaa liiilldlnm wua
nolod In tho building penult a grunt
ed by ilia city council at Jim coun
cil mooting.
Of tlio 11 p'ermltH which aggre
gated a proponed, total iuvalmcnt of
$;1G, i)5o, tlvo of tho pormlta woro
for basilicas bulldlnga.
Hiillillng permlta woro Issued to
tho Klamath Iron & Stcol Worka
for mi addition to tho Iron worka
on Spring street to coat ' $2000,
Tho Salvation Army, wood houso on
VtVilimt atroot lo coat $ ' 0 ; L. A.
Uhrlno a dwelling on Khorlein atroot
to coat tluoo; Arllo Worroll, n dwol
Hng on Jolinaon aveuuo to .coat
J1800; W. AVutta,, small bualneaa
building on Pino atroot to coat
$1000; A. M. Collier, waro house
on fiprlng Btroet to coat 12,000;
W. 1. Mlllor, a gurugo on Klamath
nvohuo to coat J8000;- C, L. Camp
boll a dwelling, on Kborloln ntroet
to cost 750; Oivlllo K. Vnuglin, a
dwelling on Darrow atroot to coat
$900; O. L," Mohlor, groon houso on
SjiKIi tilxth atroot, to cost $8000;
Carl Hoot a tlwolllng on Trinity
airuot to' oust $80. , - '
Assistant Pastor.
TpAidCQHulet
Iliipld growth of tho Proahyterlnu
cluirch at Mulln hns established tho
noed of an aaslatnnt to tho Ilov. C.
O. Unlet 'of Morrill, pastor of 'tho
Prosbytorlnn church, And according
ly, 'August 11. Wosaola of Princeton,
N. J.f wna 8olootert to till tlio poal
a nsalalnnt pnaton -
The now mlnlator and vtr, IHilot
will dlvldo' tholr tlmo botwoon Malln
hnd Moi'i'lll.'. Mr. Wosaola wlll nr-
rlvo next Saturday.'' Tho aaslataut
pastor' will spoak t Morrill Sunday
morning nt 11 o'clock and Sunday
ovoolng at 8 o'clock. '
Tho paths of glory load but to
tho gray hair.
KODAK FINISHING
'8 Hour Sorvlco
-' ' The PeasfeyVW"
j ij j Oppo'slto iCotirt ifouse
SERVES
-YOU
BEST
SAVES
l,
II III- ''M
at!
Vi-'.MtoiiA
TALCUM
"' POWDER' '
Nyalotia ':.'.'.'!' i 30c
Djer Kiss .... 30c
Three Flowers 30c
Colgates . . . . 25c
Mennens 25c
HAND LOTION
Cambay.. . . . .. . 50c
Cream .... . .". 5C
Frostilla
Chap Lotion .
Lemon Lotion
va-i
HAIR TONICS
Wilclroot 35c
Dandarine 35c
Quinine and Sage 75c
Mahdeen ...$1.00
Eau De Quinine
KDX ........
Lucky Tiger . .
Van Ness . . . .. .
Ivey
Hirsitone
Paresian i . .; . . ,
Fitches
Hays Hair Health
. , .1.00
.y.i.oo
. . 50c
. 41.50
. . .$1.50
.:. c'
.... 65c
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KODAK HEADQUARTERS ..
'oIl will find every Model in' the popular, Kodak line at
this store and we arc able to give you the Very best in
KODAK FINISHING and that snappy 8 HOUR SER
VICF. Films in at 0 A. M. out at 5 I'. M. the same dav, and
you get KKYSTAL KOTE process prints oii A'F.LOX aij
unbeatable' combination. ' :!i
Uox F.rowuics
Folding I!rovnies .
Vest I'ocket Kodaks
Other sizes ..........
KODAK PRICES
:...'. ...S2.75 to $5.00
..... ': ,.$9.00 to $18.50
.........,.'...$6.50 to $15.00
$12.00 to $70.00
GRAFLEX CAMERAS
The Graflex is the best all around camera in the world
and at the new low prices are. in teach of the most modest
purse. Priced . .$60.00 to $400.00
USED KODAKS
We have three used Kodaks on hand and there is years
', of service left in them. Priced at less than half.
V.j NEW COLORED VIEWS OF - '
KLAMATH FALLS and CRATER LAKE
'This is tlie firsf of a new series of haiul colored cards and k
,s tievs to arrive, and'tTiey are sure'be.autifid twenty-fi-
-rews of Klamath's scenic beauties, Post Card 'size at only!
5c each. 1
TOOTHPASTE el'
.... . .50c iooh ;
n PASTt " -
50ct
50c
30c -S1' '
25crA
Nydenta . . .
Pepsodent t.
- Pebeco . .
Kolyhos . '. .
Colgates, ... ,
SHAMPOOS J
Nyals Liquid . 50c.
Parkers Tar !
Liquid . . . . . 50c
Synol Soap . . . 25c x
Wild Root .... 50cv
IfaiilSIbi v Fitches Liquid 75c,
aatsj
Vr -"I.Tr
tar soap n
SKmpaiin
COLD
CREAMS
Nyalotis 35c. 65c " yfr!!!
Th r a a TTlrnimr L M fi. n AM T
Holrl Vtmiabinrr ; K?
and tissue cream
... 50c
Ligrams Milkweed 50c 8C $1.00
Ponds . . . .... . ,25c, 35c & 65t
. Edna Wallace Hoppers Cqlcj
and Vanishing Creams! . . 605
. Velveitina Creams 50c to $2.50
-..Daggett SC Ramsdells 25 to 85c
Lxaama. . .. . .... . . . . .,75c;
j Djer Kiss". . . . . . 65
liPompian .......... . : . . 60c
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UNDERWOOD'S
PHARMACY :.
PHONE 37
Remember Krystal Kote Kodak Prints
arc made ONLY at UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY and
they not only look better and wear better but they will get
more detail from your films than can possibly be obtained
by other methods. . ,
UN DERWOOD fS I
; PHAimCY::::;i;"
"' ' ' ' '.'.,'.,' v : ' ' '"
Corner Seventh and Main
?i
M a i n 1 y A bout Pe o p 1 e
Paul, I). Lewis, rancher of the
Morrill district, won' ft buainess
visitor in Klamath Falls today.
I.lnsey Slsemorc, ranclior of Fort
Klamath, was a business visitor In
tho clly yesterday for u short tlmo.
Assorted cookies .
Apple coffee cake
.Cinamon twists
Custard pies !
Angel food cake ' K
Chop seuy cup cakes
' . and v
GOLDEN V ;
, in .11.. 1. 1. .1. . ...ii
BREAD
. Klamath
Bakery
J 826 Main
; , 7 f'.l j, . ) iri ili,
'ii n:r'. r.it (!'
THH WKATHKR
Oregon: CIouly, probably occas
ional rain In north and "west portions
tonight and Friday; continued mild,
frCHlt southerly winds.
Tho Cyclo Stormagraph, nt Under
wood's Pharmacy ' registered but
slight change In tiaramctric condi
tions sineo yesterday and a cor
tlnuation of present weather con
ditions is Indicated.
Forecast for next 24 hours
Qonorally fair with moderate tem
peratures.
Tho Cycos recording thermometer
registered maximum ' and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
High 73 Low...........53
PERSONALS
Mrs. John A. Gcty md Infant
child of Bend arr'.ved iu Klamath
Falls last night 1 o-'ty,. week's
visit wtth friends. . " '
R." L; Humor and C. M. Titltner of
Modtord nro visitors' In tho city
stopping in tho Arcndo hotel. " .
Mr. and Mrs.. 11. E. Shellpy,' tour
tst of Portland are' among the
out-of-town visitors stopping In
Kluiunth Falls. ' .
L. F. Ivnnhoe, well known Mod
ford resident, returned to his home
this morning attor spending some
tlmo In' Klamath Falls.
Carl Knutsen of Mcdtord and E.
Robertson of Grants Pass are
among tho valloy visitors In Klam
ath Falls.
W. K. Brown, president of the
Klnmnth' Meadows company, Is here
on business Incident to tho pressing
of tho company suit ngninat tho Call-
Lforuja Orogon Powor company' for
4900.000. ' ' ' s
'Ml T. Ttonmeq and wio. nltl-tiniA
rcLi'douts 'hi 'thia"clly nro uero xroui
.,U .. e ' ..lif. ,il !
their summer, home in Talent.
W. F. llopka of Sacramento, own
er of Klamath Falls' finest otflco
building, la hero on business for a
few days. ,
, Ned Sherlock, wife and son, wee
visitors from Lakeview today.
Mrs. M. M. Berry of Lakeview was
a Klamath Falls visitor today, at
tending tlio funeral of Timothy Murphy.
PRATHKR ILL
Ptomaine Poisoning Confines Klnm
uih Falls Resident to bed
Harry "Doc" Prather, Is con
fined to his bed in the J. M. Bell
home at, 1129 Crescent, suffering
from ' a severe attack of ptomaine
poisoning. Hla condition was re
ported as slightly Improved over
that of Inst night. '
PLENTY PRUNES
KOSEBUnG, Oregon,' Mny 2S'.' ,
Douglas county wilt produce oboijt
nine million pounds of prunos "it js
estimated this ycari following an ex
tensive survey by representatives of
the leading packing companies, and
others interested In the industry.
Dnmago from the severe cold weath
er experienced In December of last
year, has beon confined entirely to
tho Italian prunes, which, although
expected to be loss In volume this
year than In the past, will bo better
In size and quality, It is believed.
"Krystal Kote",
Kodak Finishing
UNDERWOOD'S
TO CALIFORNIA ,
The Scenic, Inexpensive Way
. Klamath Falls-Redding Stage
X. (TO REDDING AND WAY POINTS)
I-are Hero 7:0 n. m. Arrive Reddine 8:40 p. m. ;
Connect directly with Sarnimento null other southbound stages
Leave RiMltliiis at 8:iH . in. Arrive Hero 4 :SO p. m.
T cvur Fai To Ttlllnjx 7.oo
CALIFORNIA STAGE CO.
Phone 77 601 Main
Many Here Poison
Themselyes Daily
Carelessness of Modern Living Results in Digestive' DU
jjorders, Sick Headache, Gas Biliousness -Df. H. S.
j Thatcher's Remarkable Prescription Relieves Many . ;
!
A' neglected liver can often cause
more trouble than a bjyle of poison.
When the liver Is clogged 'and In
active. It fails to secure the juices
necessary to digestion nnd elimina
tion. Worst of all. It falls to purify
the blood properly, when this hap
pens annoying symptoms tell you
that a state of 'self-polsonlng exists
in your body.
Symptoms Lend to Sick Bed
It explains wttya sluggish liver Is
attended by such symptoms as con
stipation, biliousness, sick-headaches,
sourness nnd gas on a weak stom
ach,' loss of appetite, pains In the
buck-and sides, ! and nervous run
down condition sjonptijm thut Jced,
to the dangerous and expensive sick
bed unless oorrectod In time. 1
Dr. H. 8. Thatcher, noted roedifidl
'praotitlonor, perfocted a wholesome
vegetable prescription to keep the
liver healthy. It Is giving quick re
lief and renewed strength, energy
and vigor to numbers here.- This
prescription, known pharmaceutlcal
ly. as Dr.- Thatcher's . Liver aad
Bloor Syrup, doesn't cost much, ila
pleasant to takn and contains only
Ingredients that are known to phy
sicians for their corrective and health-building
properties. "-
Notlco Quick Difference, ')
Try this groat prescription your
self. Notice the quick difference in
the way you look, ead, -irinflp and
feel. You will be completely satln
fiod; otherwise, there. 'wilt be o
colt. "t vjV! . 'MftJ.f.- 'I
""br. Tlintc lier'a Lfver ! and Blood
Syrup Is sold and recommended by
Star . DruaJ . Store and all leading
drMggfsts.' '' '
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