The Evening herald., July 13, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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Prices that are making thrifty men enthusiastic buyers
The new Manstore is the home of good,
popular merchandise at popular prices.
You can't do better than select a i? Vy
CLOTHCRAFT for your next suit,
Fancy and conservative models at '
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Shoes in all lasts
and colors
5 6 p
Let us Sock you.
Extra fine lisle
hose in all colors
3 for 1.00
Others from
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We can
Tie and
Collar you
Work clothing that will stand the wear at prices that will not
put a trying tax on your purse.'. ..
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V KLAMATH FALLS WOODBURN, ORE,
. ' ; 517 Main . , V .. 2
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- ' We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
- Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p.' m. same" day ; ;
Klamath Boy Made
; Corporal At Camp.
Omar F. Hosklns ipf Klamath
Falls, who la enrolled as I stulent
of the Citizens' Military Training
Camp, at Camp, Levis, Wash'., has
been appointed as a Corporal of
Battery "F". . Hosklns' is a member
of the Red Course, which Is one of
the advanced ccuxses given in the
camp. ,. ,
Jones Is Busy .
Seeking Merit
of Many Cases
Acting District Attor
ney Doubtful of
Prosecutions
With nearly -60 half-completed
cases to luveatlgnta. Caleb Jouea,
acting district attorney, la busy un
ravelling a tnnxled maio ot pur
ported evidence with tlio view ot
dropping those canes In which prose
etition would bo a needless waste of
time mid money.
"Many of those cases that t have
Inherited from tho last ndmlnlstru
lion of tho district attorney's of
fice will probably bo dismissed."
he said today. "I feet thut the state
before taking n case Into court
should have at leust -prima facie
evidence to give them some stand
ing In court. Many of those rases
lack that evidence, nor Is there any
way to secure It. So I feel that tho
best Interests of the county would
best be served by dropping cases of
that description.
. Tho district attorney declared
himself set against utilising his of
fice as a means of satisfying a spite
of one person against another.
"One man wants to get satisfac
tion, either personal or flnnnclul,
from another person," ho kx
plained. "The complainant comes to
me'.with a set of rafts tending to
Incriminate, the second person. 1
; "Hereafter, as long. as I am In
office, I thull Investigate thorough
ly before Issuing a complaint,, unit
when the 'complaint Is Issued, It
will mean that tho case will be fol
lowed through to the end of the
trial, unless, of .course, unexpected
developments arise that necessitate
dismissal of the rase."
Education Is useless wlohout com
mon eenJe,., but common sense Is
useful without education. .' .
Girl Gained 7 Pounds
Nine Years an Invalid
That's just what McCoy's Cod
Liter Oil Compound Tablets did for
the Babcock Girl and is doing as
much for tens- of thousands, thin,
underweight, weak and discouraged
people all over America.
These sugar coated, pleasant to
take tablets should be given to
children instead ot the vile stomach
upsetting oil Itself they surely do
help the frail, delicate little ones
and 60 tablets cost but 60 cents at
the Star'. Drug Store, Underwood's
Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., or
any real druggist anywhere in
America, .'''''.
Read this letter if you have a child
that needs to gain 'health and
' strength. . '
"My little girl was stricken with
Infantile paralysis when she was 6
months old and was an invalid for
Crater Lake Dolckie Band to Be "f ,";..r.;
: u - in Klamath Falls Next Monday
Some wise observer has remarked
that "distance lends enchantment."
And it is true that the foreign .lic
ense plate gets your eye quicker,
that imported goods are supposed to
be much better than home manu
factures, and distant fields always
attract us beyond the point where
we happen to be. So the masses of
the people on the Atlantic seaboard
are subject to the same apparent Il
lusion with respect to the attractions
of ' the ' Pacific ' coast except tljat
when they get out here they find
that realization outruns anticipation.
This is one of the traits of human
8 yean when I saw an ad ,in the nature which will be capitalized
fLZ' hZ " I 'hen the Crater Xake Tempre band
Compound Tablets would build up
wasted tissues, t bought a box and
she gained very, slowly, at first and
after taking eight boxes,' she gained
even pounds. Thanks to McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets,
after trying almost everything else
on the market. She is on the road
to recovery and goes to school every
day." Mrs. L. Babcock, Appleton,
Wisconsin.
Imitations, of McCoy's may be
offered but be sure and ask for
McCoy's, the original and genuine
and If after thirty days treatment
yon are not delighted with results
why, get your money back. Adv.
WOOD
Summer weather has melted
: down the price of
Block-Wood
to the extreme bottom. Low
summer prices are now on.
.Don't hesitate but buy your
winter's wood now. There will
be no cheaper prices.
Green Slabs
Order ere coming In (or that
good cheap wood green slab.
Our trucks are delivering the
best green slab we have ever
old. Order a years supply of
blocks, and green slab, and
you are safe you can get no
batter wood. . ,
Peyton &Co.l
- 'Wood to burn"
I 01 MIn Phone 535
(D. O. K. K.) plays in eastern cities
next August. Not only will it be a
good band concert In every Instance,
but the mystery of the land from
which the band boys come a land
which can furnish such a band, my
thical, alluring, far off Crater Lake
country, 3,000 miles away toward
the setting sun will stimulate their
Imagination and lead them to read
and to listen to what they can learn
about such a land.
The East thinks of the West still
as the land of wild Indians, and they
would not be surprised at a buck
skin band; but to see a splendidly
uniformed, well-trained, high-class
band of the first grade competing
and winning prizes against the best
units of the continent, they will
know that there is something" Jn this
far west besides tho tall timbers.
Tho appearance of such a band will
be a news Item, so recognized by
eastern papers, and many inches of
valuable space will be devoted to ad
vertising It and the country from
which It comes. Beautiful Crater
Lake, and the glorious country that
surrounds it on every side, will be
held up to the general public as
never before.
The Immediate problem, here and
now, is so to advertise the trip which
the band proposes to make, that the
people of the various communities to
be represented will make It possible
for the band to go. If the Crater
Lako Country doesnT support the
band, the band will stay at home,
The members of tho band have asses
sed themselves for a part ot the ex
pense, and of course wilt give their
time. The Imperial Palace of the
D. O. K. K. will pay a portion, of the
expense out of a fund raised for that
purpose. But the distance is great,
and If the band Is to go and the big
Idea is to be put over, it must be
supported by Douglas, Deschutes,
Josephine, Jackson, and Klamath
counties in Oregon, and Siskiyou
county in California. This is exact
ly what is being done, for public of
ficials , and . civic organizations. In
these counties have caught the in
spiration of the Idea of this trip, and
are lining up with their moral and
financial support.
The Dokkles will be In Klamath
Falls for their annual ceremonial' on
June 20th; and In connection With
that the local committee has arrang
ed for a big concert by the Crater
Lake Temple band, to be followed by
a big dance at the Moose ball, for
which the band will also furnish
the music. These two evonts are the
means by which Klamath Falls and
Klamath county can show their ap
preciation and endorsement of the
eastern trip of the band, and at the
same time get tbelr fnlt money's
worth. 80 when the boys come to
see you "with the tickets for these
events, don't limit yourself to the
tickets you expect to use yourself.
Let's "tell the world" about Klam
ath Falls and the Crater Lake coun
try, through this band,' In a way that
wjll make 'em remember It, and
come out to look at It. We'll more
than got our money back, because:
"It pays to advertise."
School Directors
Proceed Slowly
" Getting Building
' Before the directors pf tho re
cently formed high school district
of Chlloquln take stops to vote a
bond - election for the purpose of
financing , Construction of a high
school, they wljl devote somo time
to interviewing citizens of Chlloquln
on the question. ...
This was the seaxe- of a meeting
of the directors held last Friday. It
was felt bat' whea- such questions
as a site, size of - the school and
amount of, money . to . be expended,
are- settled that, the board, will go
ahead with the bond election.
-'-For. next faH, at last! the new
Chlloquln high -school will , in all
probability . be, . established In a
temporary building, suitable for the
purpose, it was said. Construction
of the Cbiloqub high school would
proDaoiy start 'next spring. 1 -
Missing Airplane
' Is Located Today
8BASIDE, Ore., July 13. (JP) A
commerctal passenger airplane, own
ed by Earl M. Rhahan which left
Newport for Seaside Saturday morn
ing and which was missing for two
days, was reported safe near New
port today, according to a message
received at tihe chief of police's of
fice. The plane had made & forced
landing.
Take care'of the present and you
can tradeJljiuonJi. better: future. .'
cAt The LIBERTY
"The best horse race ever filmed
was the unanimous opinion of the
first 31 1 glit audience who turned out
to see Tom Mix and Da wonder
harse Tony In their latest starring
vehicle, "Oh, You Tony!" at the
Liberty theatre last night. And this
critic agrees With them. It was a
corker. Ilcallstlc to an unbeliev
able point it contained bwenty thrills
for every furlong. ' The race Is tho.
thrilling climax to 'the best comedy
of the season." Several well known
comedians bad belter look to tibeir
laurels if Tom's westerners continue
to give him a chance to act "slap
stick." ' '
"Oh, You tony!" at the Liberty
theatre again tonight. '
oAt the TINE TREE
"If all motion pictures were as
good as "The Marrl'jge Circle," I'd
go to the movies every day of my
life."
That was the enthuslaitlc re
mark overheard in the lobby of the
Pine Tree theatre yesterday after
the showing of this Krnut Lubltscb
production, a picture that Contains
such a galaxy of brilliant players as
Marie Preyost, Monte Blue, Florence
Vldor, Adolpbe Menjou, Harry Myers
and Crelghton Hale
You will wait a long time before
you see a better picture than "Tho
Marriage Circle.". , It Is at once
sephlstlcated and simple, hurartTOUs
and acrlous,' with Its story of a dis
contented rich wlfo who bogins to
make things hum when she takes a
fancy to the ihusband of her old girl
hood chum. It doesn't matter ono
whit to Mlzzl that tho husband Is
very much In love with his own
wlfo; no! he"s toj much womtin to
see tho logic of that, and nhe be
gins to turn things topsy turvy domestically,
TWO KKA I'POIN'TED
8ALBM, Ore., July 13. M. B.
Biggs of I'rinovllle and J. It. Cole of
Molalla were today reappointed by
Oovernor Plorco as members of tho
state livestock sanitary board. The
appointments are for tour years; - -
CONTINUATION OF
Moe's
Sale of
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A Choice Variety of ;
SUMMER
DRESSES
In Two Groups
On Sale Monday, Tuesday and
. . Wednesday Only -
LINEN, VOILE
BROADCLOTH
LINENE AND.
GINGHAM
Mid-Month
Importance
1.C
$3,95
DRESSES
On these lovely Tub Frocks the price i very, ery low, but the quality
is unusually liitfli. They are developed from the above-mentioned
materials, and they are enlivened by becoming decorations of lace and
embroidery some with ruffled jabot effect some witrt lace bordered
collars, and distinctive tiers. F.mbroidery trimming also has its place,
and the new style button trimmings arc in evidence. The coloring
covers a wide range, and all arc just as tasteful as they can be. Better
come early they'll go quickly. ' .
See Window Display
HAND-MADE
DOTTED SWISS
AND
VOILE .
$5.75
DRESSES
Marked with those distinctive details which iplacc them among the
most attractive models, these Tub Frocks yet retain that smart sim
plicity which exemplifies good taste. The- styles! arc varied, so that
customers arc sure to find their preference. Hand-Made Dresses, with
lace and embroidery trimmings quaint appliquc-desigiiR. and, of course,
fancy buttons play their part. This moderate 'price permit one to in
clude several in one's wardrobe.
See Window Display
cMoe's Beauty
Shoppe
Has another surprise for
Klamath Falls women In
the form of a comfortable
new "KOKEN" BOBBING
CHAIR.
.finch Bobs as "Tho Shin
gle," "Tho Boyish, The
': Kgyptlan," "The French
.,' Curly," and othor extreme- .
ly smart Bobs may be ob
, talned with the maximum
amount of comfort In this
cool Inviting spot.
SPECIAL
OFFER
90c for a year's sub
scription to the design
er, if you get it at the
store each month. Full
subscription rate if it is
mailed to your home,
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Truth in Advertising!
Cattlemen of
Klamath Join
Organization
California Association
Marketing Plan
'Endorsed.
Hold on tho Idea of organization
being the best Insurance of profit
able marketing, jvestelimoli . from
Klnmiitli county and adjacent conn.
tics formed theinselyvs' into a body
known as the Houtlicrn, Oregon Cat
tlemen's association at a general
nifvling lieldJS iii;; the., chamber of
commerce Saturday uflcmoon,
I, C, Hlcnmoro of Fort Klninnth
was elected President W. C. Mill
ion, Mnlln... vice., president,., mid
C, A. Ifi'iiderson,.. Klnntath.. Falls,
secretary and treasurer. . An ex
erutive board representing tho fol
lowing territories was appointed as
follows! A. V. Connors, Illy ; Frank
Corpcnnlng,.. Klamath.. Fulls., and
Merrill John' Ijlskey, Mo'oc and
Hlsklyou counties;.. James., l'elton,
Fort Kluinnthl Cecil Htcarns, De
schutes and Crook counties; D, O.
Williams, t'pner Klumnth MArsli;
Will Lane, Ijiko county.
Tho association 'endorsed the
marketing plan of the Cullfornln
Cattlemen's association, wlilrli wan
outlined by II, M. Rice, secretary of
I lie association.
Those signing as charter members
were.. F... P... C'orponlng, Jesse N,
Drew, W. I). Campbell, J. (1. Wight,
James I'eltnn, A. H. Conner, I. A.
West, W. It. Campbell, I). I). I.lnkey,
Mrs, F. 10. Htcarns anil sons, J. I).
(Jrlmes, W, ly, Frnln, John Iilskey,
Hubert t'licjnc, I), K. Alexander, A,
10., Iteiisliigcr, L.C Hlsemore, C, I,
liolllilay,.. W... O,,. I, line,.. Yunisey
I.aml and ('utile Co., by 1). K. Wil
liams, A. I. Marshall, 10. W. Wllk
erson, Jesso I. High, F. T. nnd Itoy
W, .Nelson, Klninalli Iako IjiiihI
Livestock Co,, by W. Dalloii,
William- Kittrctlgo and C, M.
Hlreeler.
COAL ntOIlK TO HTART
LONDON, July 13. (P) Premier
Btanloy Baldwin formally an
nounced to the houso of commons
today that the government has
decided to establish a courts of In
quiry rogdrdlng tho causes ot the
present dlsputo In the coal mining
Industry.
Phone 93
We are specially equip"
ped to economically
produce booklets and
advertising folders.
W. p. SMITH
Printing Company
"Quality Printing"