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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1925)
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TThe, Warren Construction com pany, which has the contract for the project, . expect to start in -laying the hOavy rpek tor the road, base within We next few weeks. v Many a man keeps his nose to the grindstone so his wife can turn her'a up at the -neighbors. Only Small Trees . Burned In Large Fire On Mountain Timber losj ' from the Antelope mountain tire, northeast ot Klam ath Falls in the Silver Lake coun try, was practically negligible ac cording to word brought here by Jack Kimball, secretary of the Klamath Forest Protective associa tion. Mr. Kimball made a per sonal trip to the scene ot the blaze to Inspect tire control work by rangurs of the 'association. "The only damage 'was the pot ential value in young trees that were burned in the blase," Mr. Kimball said. . . . . Wirt the humidity reading show ing 38 degrees toif ly-cight degrees above the danger mark, association fire fighters are resting easily. No' new fires have been reported since the Silver lake blaxe. i: Gilbert's Cash Phone 484J 10 lbs. new pptatoes ....... 3 packages jello, any flavor 3 lbs. bulk macaroni .....,... 2. lbs. spaghetti , .....:..., 2 lbs. seedless raisins in bulk ....:.. Mixed cookies, per lb 3 cans Campbell's pork and beans 6 boxes matches Swift's Jewel shortening, lb Fly Tox, pt. bottle ..... ;. Gro 43 c 25c 25c 25c 25c 30c 32c 25c 20c 75c Phone Your Order And a Have it Delivered J PHONE 4 8 4-J : w WOMAN CHILD is vitally concerned in the ICE industry Do you know that the man who delivers your ice represents a tre mendous industry that has groan ' to be one of the most important ia the civilized worldT ,'.., , . . , . V Do you know that under mod- 1 . . . . em conditions the ice industry has ; ' . ' become one of the greatest single . .' 1 j ' v , factors in guarding the health and ' food supply of the entire Nation? . , These are facts' facts that con- cem everyone. In the modest home, as well as in great industrial plants, , refrigeration plays sn intensely ., vital part in the Uie oi today. DEPEND ON Assault Victim Remains Silent; Conditioa Good A tight lipped silence on the part of the victim, has prevented toe police to ascertain just what facts are vonno.'tei with the stab bing of Ben H. Hinds In the notor ious "Black Pelican," dire early this moraing. Hinds is at the Klam ath General hospital suffering from three or four gashes inflicted with a kuife. When tho police arrived, last night. Hinds was unconscious. His assailant Has not to be found. From wifcit little could be gleaned by po lice officers. It appeared tbat the stabbing arose from an argument about whiskey. Hinds, according to officers, has served time for bootlegging. "I can't help him out if he won't talk." Chief of -Police Loucks .said this morning, after trying vainly to obtain the identity ot Hinds' assailant. "I tried to get something out of him when he regained con sciousness, but his story was so dis connected th!at I gave up". According to hospital authorities this morning. Hinds' condition Is good and his' recovery is assured. Small Apartment House Will Rise . Construction will start soon on a new apartment house' on Klamath avenue near Link River bridge, it became known today. The new building, which will contain seven two-room apartments, will cost ap proximately 110,000. It is being constructed by the Saw Mill Con struction company, of which ' F. Hill Hunter is president. It will bo built on tho lake front, and extend ing from the rear of the hotel out into the lake, piles will be driven which will be used to secure logs, dredges and barges, used in the business of the Saw Mill Construc tion company. Lofquist To Pay , Wife 30 Monthly Or Be Sentenced Provided ho '-will' Pay' his wife, Coralle SI. Lofquist, the sum of (30 month for dier support, sentence against J. V.' Lofquist will be sus pended, is the ruling of Judge A. L. Leavltt following conviction of Lofquist on a charge of non-support. LofquiBt is released under $250 bond. Authorities will keep In touch with ihis part of the agreement and if ha fails to par his wife ulte sti pulated amount each month, he will be hailed back into court and sent enced. ' ICE mi A I r vtrir at h c. h. KLAMATH ICE & STORAGE CO. Phone 58 sajjii.-io.-a tot io NOU.VIJOSSV ivnouvn snrait Business Woman's Club To Entertain Next Monday Night A meeting ot the Business anil Professional Women's club will be held Monday night at 6:30 at the Blue Bird restaurant, It was an nounced tod'jy. . During the dinner, plans will be discussed for the en tertainment here of the Medford Business and Professional Women's club, who were hostesses to the locul mOJI LOUISIANA J. Klrst registering from Klrst wood, Louisiana arrived In the city today. MO.NTXJOM Kit V ABOUT Hinges Quick Ilecovcry Following Major Owrntloii Brady Montgomery is about the streets again, following an operation at the Klamath General hospital. Montgomery believes that he, holds all records for. quick 'recovery. t t f t. r ? ? ? y ? ? ? y y f y f t y y y f ? y y y y y t f r y ? ? ? r y f t f v f f t f y ? ? ? ? f r ? ? ? ? t f r ? f T J J' y J J ? ? ? y ? ? y y t j y - IvlilvillLllIu. O THERE WILL BE LOTS OF WARM WEATHER before the snow begins to fly, and during that time you will need some light Summer Clothes. Our stock of the different pop ular materials and patterns for warm weather clothes is. still fairly complete, and we are making reductions that will attract every man in Klamath County who will want one of these fine snappy suits and think of the big saving you can make. Kuppenheimer Suits-in Gabardines-T weed s-Worsteds-in single and double breasted models-all the new -greys-blues and tans-now on sale ' ' !-f '? at great savings- v v . 23.85 . . . . . - 27v85 . . ... 31.85 . , 35.85 . . . . . 39.85 Take advantage of these big reductions-See Windows f All 30.00 Summer Suits - All 35.00 Summer Suits All 40.00 Summer Suits All 45.00 Summer Suits All 50.00 Summer Suits L A M ATH LOTHING O M P A NY Leading Clothiers t y f f ? ? ? ? ? f ? ? ? ? V y . ? ? ? t ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? y ? t X f r ? ? ? ? Y I f t y ? V t Y ? Y ? ? '? Y ? Y ? Y Y r Y Y ? Y t Y Y Y Y f t ? ,... t y 4 f y . r , t i t Y ? Y ? y ? Y . f . 5!
