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- EVENING nERALD.-MWATH-FAlLS, OREGON
MONDAY, TOLYlfl.-tOM
HEALTH IS PRECIOUS
Ouard It well by watching carefully the portals through
which diBcairo germs nro most likely to enter the body the
tooth Abcossed toeth iind teeth which fall to properly
handle food are rosponslblo for many mysterious ill, won l
guess huvo them examined free and know their condition
exactly.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless of course)
02-80 Hopka Uldg. 8:.b and Main Thono 838
I For Those Special Occasions
When you have forgotten to take home the
groceries and a guest drops in for dinner and
yau can't think for the life of you what to serve
just come to us and in our line of domestic
and imported groceries you will find just what
you want.
We Are Open Till 9 O'Clock
E-2
Italian-American Grocery
910 Main Open Evenings and Sundays
Complete line of Domestic
and Imported Goods
WE DELIVER FREE
Pelicans Beat
DunsmuirTeam
Score, 10 to 3
With tho bis righthander. Street.
Mitickln nlr-tlirht ball. Klamath
Fulls won an eusy game twin lluus
ii.mir .m the local grounds yesterd iy
im tn :t. Sneet had Duustniilr
blanked until to tighth Inning
when he let down a bit. bud coupl
ed with free passes and a wild heave
hv Shorisbso Norwo-l, two seorei
,-rossed ver the platter. In the inn
th. Street Issued throe more passe
and forced a runner homo, but u
fast Joublo play fr-.uu Watts to Ar
nold ended H and sent tlio fans
homo perfectly satisfied.
Klamath FalU nlayod a clean
fielding gnmo. with Arnold showing
up like, a big leaguer at tlio Initial
sack. Three, times Cio' speared wll.l
heaves tar abovo his head und tug
ged a runner go'.ng to first. He
also mado circus cau-hes cf a trio
of fouls down tward the first base
llav.
Mickey Demitt found the twisters
of the twj Dummulr twlrlers just to
his llklnir and smashed out throe
two-baggera which Celped tho scor
ing cf the rollcans.
McBrldo. 17-year-old fo'uol kid
of Punsmuir. started tho heaving
for the visiters, but after the Pell
iini solved his slants In the fourth
they hit him to all corners of tho
lot.
Ho save way to Stewart, a sl-jw
ball chu.-ker in the sixta, who stem
med the tide and allowed but one
mere run. Tho locals gnraorod nine
scores of bic youthful Mister Mc-
Bride.
Fair Indian
Klamath Should
Build Crossing ,
Railroad Claims
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Stucco
agiesite
again stands the test!
i-: For the transmission of electricity
at high power two English engineers
iiave Invented, apparatus that
changes low . pressure alternating
"currents Into high pressure direct
currents.
Balloon Cords
In eveiy size for every
v car made by
FIRESTONE
(The mark" of quality)
Klamath Tire
House
' "Cap" Calkins
Klamath Ave. & 6th St.
Before the public service commis
sion In Salem today, a hearing open
ed to determine who will pay for
the construction of an overhead
crossing at a point near t-orrai
Springs, where the Southern Pacific
tracks cross The Dalles-California
highway. .
The heorin?." in substance, fs to
determine' wb was 'ott tad ground'
first, the S. P. right-of-way men or
the Klamath county surveyors.
The Southern Pacific contend
that at the time the right-of-way
was purchased, there was no regular
county road nor county -survey at the
point where the overt ead crossing
would be built. Thus following the
adage, "possession is nine points of
the law", the Southern Pacific states
that it is not up to the railroad com
pany to build the overhead crossing
but the counly.
In the year 18aS, Eugene B.
Henry, now city engineer, surveyed
a right-of-way for the. county road
and this survey is followed by The
Dalles-California highway, the coun
tv contends.
Mr. Henry, County Commissioner
Burrcll Short and C.' C. Kelly, state
highway engineer arc in Salem today
to attend the hearing.
New York Scouts
Seek Coast Stars
NEW YOKK. July 13. (IP) Offic
ials of the New York American
Leazuo baseball club admitted to
day that scouts were combing the
Pacific coast league In an endeavor
to buy $230,000 worth of talent for
a complete rebuilding of tlio l an-
kees next season. Five players
nrominent in the coast league were
mentioned as being sought by the
Yankee scouts.
tlie'n tbtt most beautiful Indian iclrl
n America, ncconllng to a vot taken J
it i. i.ntlennl Indian convention In
on -. 0;ty. Okla. llor name ! Slb.v
2al!uhan. and she Uvc (u Muskogcd.
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Efforts to Quash Indictment
Occupy Most of Morning
.Session of Court J.
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DAYTON. TVtin.. July 13. V jV
Discussion ef a motion by the ile-j
ffnse to nuiish the Indictment against ;
John T. Sco-h.s. charged with violin-
Ing the Tounes-sue law iiBUlnst the
teaching of evolution theories in the II
public s.-Iliiols occupfi d llio mornlliR J
ses;lon of court today. j
Presenting the motion. John H. 1 j
Neal sunk.i first for the defense, fol-,'
Oliver And Troeh
Win Pacific Shoot
SEATTLE. Wash.. Ju".y 13 (iVY
true-.Oliver. o- Jjidner. ,lt. t'..; and a(,iin;: tlutl he wouM i xpect briefs
lowed by Arthur (i. ll.iys. pn-senllng J
the name conteiiliiui. Former At-!
torney (ieneral Sl. Kv.uio spoke In
opposition to tin? motion, with Sue
K. Ilii ks. al:;o of state counsel, inuk
ing the lai:t ttrgutneiit before the
noon reciiss.
Judge Itaulstcn Just bi-roti: order
ing a recess until 1 o'clock said to
the lawyers: "Gentlemen, the is
sues in this case are profound aud
the court does not wi.'h to guess
San Francisco, California
' ' July 11, 1S1U5
Mr. Jack Slater
Lakeside Lumber Company
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Our agents at Santa Barbara have just completed
in exhaustive examination of ail buildings in the
quake area faced with Hoffitc Magnesite Stucco
and report that in the entire area not one such
building suffered the least damage from failure of
the stucco to withstand the shock. There were
absolutely no checks, no breaks and no cracks in
buildings faced with Hoffite Magnesite Stucco.
Hoffitc Magncsiate Stucco Co.
By John Poole.
We are exclusive agents in Klamath Falls ami will be glad
to tell you all about this fire-resisting and economical material.
Hoffite Magnesite Stucco can be applied in any temperature
We will put it on at 20 below zero and guarantee it against
cracks or checks.
.akeside Lumber
Center and Klamath
Co.
Phone 128
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l.aice ruity f Teople '
(lulliiK al Lake
Kiijoy
Jcjs Troeh of Vancouver. Wusfi.,
wan the closing events of the Paci
fic zone shoot here yesterday. Oliver
was high gun In the second handi
cap with a score of 97 an J Trueh
biuke 86 to win the duuh'.es ci.un
pionship. Oliver's closest rival was R. W.
Kinser of Seattlo who had a 34. Kd
McGoldrick ct Spokane, McFali M.'-
GMdrick cf Spakanc, one of the
leaders In the class championships
of Oe meet, Charles HcKean of
Walla Walla and tieorgo B. Baker
were tied for third.
Troeh wai followed by O. C. Fol-
lette of Forest O-rovc, Ore., and Juck
McDcnaU or Seattle, with scores of
81.
Soon be warm enough for the wo
men to take off their neav; rouge.
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
BE COOL !
Eat where every
k bit of air, in
both kitchen anil
dining room, is
cooled and changed
every ten minutes. .
Why Swelter?
"COMFORT COSTS
. NO MORE."
to be filed on tho motion to quash
Other than reading of tho indict
ment and itucHllonlug of a Juror as
to whether he had i-xpressed an opin
ion as to tho guilt or Innocence of
Hie defendant, the first hours of tlio
day s first sessiun were uneventful.
A mild clash of attorneys develop
ed, one between the attorney gener
al, A. T. Stewart and Clarence Har
row, and again between Hen (!. Mc
Kenzlo on one sido nnd Dudley Field
Malono on tho other. Neither seri
ously ruffled the calm of tho court.
COAST LKAGIE HCOKKS
At Portland 10-7; Salt La!:e. S-ii.
At Oakland 6-12, Vernon fi-H.
(First game 12. Innincs).
At Seattle 2-6, Sacramento u-S.
At Los Angeles S-S, San Fr.tn-
clsco 3-12.
The man vvJHli wiV.le Is the man
win can stnilo when llio world goes
along as It docs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hainher. with
their two sons nnd two daughters,
arrived In'ro yesterday on their
way to Ci uter lake and lHnmond
lake, where they will spend a vucn
tion of about two weeks. Mr.
liamber was formerly a resident of
Klamath Falls, leaving hero about
nliHl.'cn years iiko. lie Is a brother
of V. C. Ilamher of litis city. At
the present lime ho is making bis
home at Uoscburg. wheru lie holds
tho position of .superintendent of
the Cmpuua Canning company cannery.
Accompanying .Mr. and Mrs.
number on their outing are Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Watson of Port
land, Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. II. Slack of
Sutherland, Oregon, and Mr. und
Mr. Jonas Pctrlo of Iowa Valla,
Iowa. They expect to return to
their homes by way of Bend. Ore.
La Grande Cinches
Baseball Pennant
CLUB CAFE
Monday. April 13th. 1925.
Court met pursuant to adjjura
mcai. all , members being .present,
when the following ' proceedings
were had:
Tiie f illowins claims were al
lowed and tho clerk was inatruct
ed U issue warrinH on the fallow
ing named funds for their respec
tive amounts:
Current Kvpenw Fund )
Square Deal Diug Co. supplier
court house, $1.15.
II. 11. JuDliiiis, supplies curt
hourse, $13.15.
Burroughs Adding Machine C '..
sew.ci co. treasurer $6.1".
Herald Pub. Co. pub. c:art pro
ceedings $10.00.
Herald Pu'j. C-. pu". court pro
ceedings $20.40.
Peerless Handcuff Co. .uppliej
sheriff $3.00.
, It:iad Fund
L. O. Stiles, labor $24.07.
Rufus Stiles, labor, $17.95.
Tom Dixon cash adv, supplle.)
$3.51. 1 I
Market Itood Fund
Tom Dixon, Y'onni Valley Mkt.
road. $22.10.
Wheieupon court adjourned un
til Saturday, April 18-th, 1925.
II. II. Bunnell,
County Judge.
Burrell Short,
' C. J. Martin,
Commissioners.
PENDLETON' July 13.' -C.rando
clinched the 1925 Blue
Mountain League pennant yester
day afternoon by defeating the
Baker Colts 12-0. Buck Hein al
lowed but two lilts and got a home
run himself. Ortman wan on the
mound for Baker and ullowed 13
blows.
At Walla Walla a badly mixed up
line-up for Pendleton lost 5-1.
There were but five Pendleton
regulars in tho line-up. MctJarrigie,
veteran hurlcr, turned In u good
game for' thu Bui karoos.
To Build Houses
' ' On South Sixth
Yale Star Turns "Tutor"
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he has completed plans Tor the con
si nut ion ' of four dwelling houses
and a service station on South Sixth j
street, near the city limits. The
buildings will cost approximately
$6000, and construction work will
start within a short time.
AT HOCK CKKKK
Powells and Clnlstleis Spend Hiiik
day at Hock Creek
Mr. and' Mrs. Al Powell and
family, with Mr. and Mrs. Cliristler,
spent Sunday at Kock Creek on an
touting.
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Bunny, pleasant rooms. Dependnblo nursing caro. A good placo to
convalesco In Illness nnd aftur surgical operations. Ilatei are
reasonable Ambulnnco for stretcher cases. Uesldnnt pharmacist.
Prescriptions and medicine may bo obtained at all times day or
night.
All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
l-IXi: AT l ot HTII NTKF.F.T
KLA.U UU I'AI.IS, oiticf
Cor. 4th and Pino
Telephone 497
The Washington Cafe
Is tbe most popular eating place In Klamath Falls today
"There's a Reason"
TOO CAM
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
125 South Sixth
AMJCIUCAN AND CIHNF.NK DISHF3
Woo HhliiB, Irop.
OBITUARY
MIIH. lli;UTIIA MAY IIAVDD.V
A long Illness from cancer ended
fatally this morning at 5:20 a. m.
for Mm. Ilertha lliiyden, wife of
I'miiI lliiyden. Tlio end ciiuiii at Hie
lliiyden lioino in Chilmiuln. Mis.
Mayde.n, who was 3 1 years old, lived
wllh her husband In ('holliiulii for
tho mist year. They wore well known
In tliul T'oiiimuiilly, whero Mr. Hay
den wait In llin wood business. Mrs.
Ilayden was llio daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Munson of Spokane,
Washington, Funeral nrriiiigoniynts
will bo announced later.
"Duchy" Toni; Tnlo's famous nlhlejo, ovldently bslievcs In teaching the
rudiment, of athletics early In.llfe, Here ho's shown Irmtruetlng a llttio
foUow In the proper way to hit' 'em 'out. Tho youngstor l certainly get
ting hla lessons from a worthy tur -
MltH. IIAUOKIt KFl'I'llNS
leaves Mothei' Improving ill Kasl,
AVIiera Hho Was Called
Mrs. II. K. lliuigor returned to
llio city yoslorduy from Chicago,
ill., whom slio was culled soinii time
ago by tho serious Illness of her
mother, AVIion Mrs; Hanger re
turned Iior mothur was -much Im
proved. , '
YOUR EYES
nro about tha most Important
tiling Hint "Molhor" Niiluro
has given you, und they should
not bo Irealud as It you could
. buy now ouou nt llio corner
grocory store. '"
Consult an Expert
Ho will loll you what you nood,
Dr. H. J. Winters
Eyesight Specialist
714 Main Phono 149W