The Evening herald., June 26, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

EVENING HERALD. 'KfiAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 2(1, 1025-
Oet ihii Red Crown Mileage Card at any
"Red Crown" Pump (red, while and
blue) and watch your summer mileage
increase.
telli what to do for your motor tclli
about carburetor adjusting telli how to
drivt for mileage. Simple at a-b-cl
for the motorists who want mileage
SIMPLE, EXPERT WAYS TO INCREASE Mil E
AGE FOR SUMMER DRIVING IN THE RED
CROWN MILEAGE CARD
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, THerc is an advantage to the motorist
in the Standard Oil Company s long ex
perience in making gasoline not only. in
"Red Crown's" quicker starting, speed
and power but above all in its MILE
AGE for summer driving!
The Red Crown Mileage Card just but
tells you just what to do for your car
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v ana now to arrve to increase your nuic
age to get 15 to 30 miles more pertank-
fiilTCoxa. Red Crown Gasoline!
TWO EASY WAYS TO INCREASE
, , . SUMMER MILEAGE
First buy miles "Red Crown" has the
extra mileage in it for you to get out.
Second get a Red Crown Mileage Card ,
the next time your tank is filled. Follow
its easy, practical advice, and "watch your
improvement!
Ask for the feed CroWn Mileage Card at the
first Red CroVm Pump at Standard Oil Ser
vice Stations and dealers anywhere. Use "Red
Crown" and tegm getting your FULL summer
mileage today! . ' . .,
STANDARD OIL COMPAriY
(Cslifornia) . ,
'9
ews Of The
Klamath Country
KENO
Mr. mid Mrs. Ihirtou' ami chil
dren wore Sunday . visitors ut thu
Nelson ranch.
Cluudo Kerns unit slaters, JOsthor
uiul Edna, who have beeu attcud
Iiik high school ut Sunt Crux, luirn
arrived hero to spend tho summer
mention.
Augusta Puekett nnd her brother
Vernon motored to Ashland Sun
day. Miss Puekett' will remain in
Ashland to attend tho summer ses
sion of normal school.
Vnmes O'Koeto moved his herd
of about seven thousand head of
sheep througli this section last
week from tho grazing land tu
California.
Nellie Dotca attended to business
matters at tho Stocker rneh Suu
day afternoon.
Tom MeCormlck accompanied his
brother Glenn on a motor trip to
Silverton. Oregon, tho first of thu
week.
Uric and Lylo Mcl'ormick were
down from tho l'uckclt slogging
camp during tho week-end.
Mrs. Grubb and daughter mo
tored to Wordcn Tuesday after
noon. Several farmers of this section
matters at tho Stocker ranch Sun-
I11 order to successfully work his
two farms, L. W. Anderson finds
it necessary to drive .up from
Spencer creek and back again each
day.
Lois Snowgooso called on Mrs.
McCormick Monday afternoon.
The long caravan of cars carry
ing the 2000 soldiers who passed
through hero Sunday aroused con
siderable interest among Keno
people. .. - .
"Lady Luck" seemed to favor
ttay Nelson Sunday for the severe
hail storm which was headed in this
direction stopped a short distance
tho other side of the Nelson rauch,
which , it would no doubt have
wrlch it would, no doubt, have
ruined.' ' .
Ben Gay of Worden was a Keno
visitor one day last week.
TO MOLD J'AKEAXT .
VANCOUVER,, Wash., jane' 25.
The hundredth anniversary of the
founding of Fort VVancouver will be
celebrated .the week, of -August ,17
to 23, with pageantry parades and
an Industrial and historical exhibit,
it was announced by committee
bere .today. The pageant will rep
resent too coming of the -white men
U the Northwest. ; , .
The only Tellable thing about
some people is their unreliability.
STUDENT PLOT RENEWS
SHANGHAI, June 25, (JP) The
police yesterday obtained informa
tion of a widespread student plot, to
hire motor cars and dash around the
international settlement here throw
ing bombs and shooting. The police
therefore ordered that no cars bo
let to hire except to well known
customers. 1
Variety is the spice of life. But
things pall when life is all-spice. ;
SANITARY MARKET
Specials for Saturday
Roast veal, per pound .... 18c
2 lbsl veal steak for ....
Veal stew, per lb 12c
Roast beef per lb .' 15c
Boiling beef, per lb .... 12V2C
Leg of lamb, per lb........ 35c
Spring Chicken, per lb 35c
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-rfffTrr Till irmm s i
SANITARY MARKET
V Choice Meats . . '
' Special Attention to Order Trade
7th and Main Phone 22
BONANZA
Mr. Harry Nichols una son, Hilly.
visited relatives and friends Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Toni Garrett of-Ely
visited hero Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. flood passed through
Bonanza Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Grlsez
visited friends Monday evening.
Mrs. It. R. Sparks visited Mrs. J.
E. Scott Wednesday.
Mrs. H'. V. Lytic visited Mrs. A. A.
Wilkinson Tuesday.
Mcsdames Reginald Grlsez and
I, Co- Brown shopped in Bonanza
Tuesday.
Mr. George Noblo transacted busi-j
ness in Bonanza Monday. j
Mrs. James returned from a visit
to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Bunan, , Sunday.
Miss Izola Sparks is visiting Miss
Lena Poole while Mrs. Cora Poole is
in Klamath Falls having sonic den
tal work done.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gcorgo Boyd stopped
in Bonanza for a short time on thoir
way to Klamath Falls Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Langell and
daughter, Mary, shopped in Klamath
Kails Tuesday. - .
Misses Sally and Loulso (Jobs arc
spending tho early part of the week
in Klamath Falls.
Jim Woodbury, Bonanza dairy
man, shopped here Wednesday even
ing. . ...
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry McCarty and
Mr. Charles McCarty drove to town
Wednesday, evening.
Mr. L. E. Thayer and family Is
moving .to his new homo which he
has built in Klamath Falls.
,Mr. and Mrs. Navotny visited Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Harrison Sunday
evening. Mr. Navotny will do the
irrigating on . the Harrison ranch
this season.
Mrs. Dean Mennlss of Malin spent
Sunday evening at the Rouen home
In Langell Valley. !
Mrs. F, J. Bowno and daughters,
Jane and Stella, and Miss Efflc
Bowne shopped in Bonanza Wednes
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Turner passed
through Bonanza Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Keller, Langell
Valley residents, shopped In Bonan
za Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Arenson visited
Mrs. Fred Bechdoldt 'Monday even
ing. Mr. Emll Flaekus visited In town
Tuesday.
Mr. John Donald, operator of the
Irrigation pumps for the Sutton unit,
shopped hero Wednesday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Barney Governor
and family motored ..to Bonanza
Tuesday. ,
Mr. Oldcmeycr of Klamath Falls
consulted with ranchers about their
sugar beets Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Nicol visited Mr. R. R,
Lytle Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. - nnd Mrs, - Jon ' Mnhofiey . nnd
Returns Saturday, June 27
Just in Time for Your Enjoyment
Picnicking, Camping
THE FRESH New Crop Is Bcttar Than Eve. That
means much, for. Krause's Marshmallows have
been leaders in the Northwest for more than 10
years. We thought, they were as perfect as could be
made until our candy experts produced " v 'v
v AN IMPROVED
7 MARSHM ALLOW
that has an even finer flavor than the Krause's Marsh
mallows you've always thought so good. In addi
tion, the IMPROVED Krause's Marshmallows come
to you (in airtight tins) as moist and tender as if you
had just produced thim in your own kitchen Try a
pound you'll like them.
Your Grocer or Confectioner can supply you
Krause's Marshmallows in the Blue and White Tins.
-Look for the-
RECIPES
in Every Package
TOR SALADS
SALAD DBESS1MOS
MABODERITES
MARSHMALLOW 1CINCI
MARSH MALLOW FRUIT.
SALAD DRCSSINO
riNEAPPLB MARSHUALLOW
IOINQ, tor Wbllt Ciku, Stc
Get the Handy
Full Pound Tin
Kraute's Marshmallows
Are Delicious Toasted
, (.' and
A Treat to Eat Plain
Easlal to Pack
Vi in the Picnic Bos
Sold'Aito in Small Blu
While Tint at 20c Each
The Sweetest 1
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And in Bulk at 50c lb. s of them all
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family visited friends In town Wed
nesday. '
SPRING LAKE
Alex Choyno Is on tho sick list
this week'.
Mrs. Itoso Payne and nleea and
Mr. irbrnbakcr of Clifton, Colo.,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Dolan. .. ,
Leon Bold and Miss Kuby Schrel
ncr wore tnarrleil at the Sacred
Heart . church Wednesday. Only the
relatives of the bride wero present.
After the coremony they returned
to the home of the bride, where a
wedding dinner was served. Then
a . largo number of friends rame
with bells and cans nnd treated
thorn to an old-fnshioned charivari.
Then Walter Entnnn and II. J. Ken
nel furnished tho music nnd they
all danced for a couple of hours nnd
returned to their homes, wishing
the young couple much happiness,
They left for Oakland, Calif., im
mediately, where they will imiko
their home for the present. Mr,
Hold Is an employe of tho Ameri
can Hallway Express Co.
Mrs. Wm. Cheync entertained a
number of friends on Tuesday in
honor of her son's birthday.
Several from this district at
tended the barbecue at lungeli
Valley Sunday.
O'Connor brothers havo been
haullhg wool to market this week.
D. C. Carlson was transuding
Hhsln'esii in' town' Monday.
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MANY DEAD N
The rear exit was cut off first.
Storlos gathered from survivors in
dicated the front exit ' must huvc
been cut oft by tho collupso of the
theater floor, but nuno of thoso who
reached safety by that avenue fuuld
tell clearly how ho got out.
Illocdlng nnd torn, men were
seen running from tho building, and
soma were dragged cut of tho
debris.
Kntlmitte Mudo
Flro Chief Alex HondcrKoii said
30 tr .15 persons must have been
trapped in tho building, basing bis
opIniSu on the facts tint shrieks
were heard from thu wreckago after
the collapse of tho building and
also tho belief that II. would have
been Impossible for nil to escape
In tho xlintt Interval between the
explosion anil the ujllapsu of t'le
roof.
Tho midnight show, had Just start
ed and a lovo scene was playing
oil the screen when thu blast rock
ed the building, bringing down I li.i
balcony us tho floor gave way, ac
cording to survivors.
I lliiildlng crumbles
When tho entire center section
of the building collapsed, it ent
brkks 'and debris Into surrounding
streets 'and broke windows in thu
buildings a block awny. Thirty
inlnutos utter tho explosion tho
smith wull of tho theater fell, crush
ing several small stiro',
A negro porter In a restaurant on
the ground floor of the building,
suld that bulf un hour beforn the
explosion ho delected gas fumes In
thu basement.
Properly damage wus placed Mil
1150,000.
Gilbert's
i Cash Grocery
123 North 8th
Phone 4S4-J
Specials . for Saturday and Monday
June 27-29
THEATER FIRE
(Continued From Pae One)
Bulk macaroni, 3 pounds 25c
10 pounds sugar 74c
Jewell" shortening in bulk, lb 20c
Peanut butler in bulk, lb 25c
Snowdrift 8 lbs. $1.95; 4 lb. $1.; 2 lbs ....55c
Campbells pork and beans, 3-cans 32c
Jello any flavor, 3 pkgs 25c
Valley QuCen flour, 49 lbs $2.50
Those who were able to make
their way out of ,tho building did
so almost' miraculously 'according
to eye witnesses,
KxltH Worked '
Exits of the theatre which was
located ion the second floor were
few. There was the main entrance
and a .rear exit behind the stags.
Both! led down a confusing urnm
of ' hallways 'and stairs .of wood,
whloh crumbled In a moment un
der tho fulling, building.
A TT 1 1 X K V A 1 1 1 1 KHT I i I )
CHICAGO, June 20. (') Steph
en IJeinmou, an attorney, once a
proni'liient club man, who claims to
have cnlei'lti'liicd nt one time Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, wus mrrostod
today on a fugitive warrant from
linker, Oregon, charging use of tho
mulls to defraud.
A porch swing nitty stuy still and
stilt go a long ways toward landing
a prospective husband. ,
Two married
cheaper limn
love.
people can live
one single man In
Call us on the phone 484-J
y ( (Free Delivery)
(JETS l,OXO VACATIO.V
POIITLANI), Ore., Juno 25. I).
A. (I rout, city superintendent of
schools since 1018, has been given
a six months leave of nhsnnco hy
the school board on full pay. Tho
leave will terminate January 1,
1920. '
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Finn feathers muKo sad birds
when thu bills eoiuu In, i
Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight