The Evening herald., July 17, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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KENO
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FlSrtland Branch Office Seventh floor Gaaco
Building Jo to H. Houston, Dlst. Agt.
: Geo. A. Proctor. Res. Agt.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
ONE OF AMEJUCA'5 STRONGEST COMPANIES
Fifty Leaders Of
'Bomb Outrages In
Lisbon Sent Away
LISBON. VP) The head ot the
criminal investigating; police has be
come one of the most popular men
in Lisbon because of his activities
in rounding up the leaders in the
recent bomb outrages. As a re
sult SO of -the most dangerous ex
tremists nave beqn deported to vest
Africa.'
Littlo effort bad been made to ap
prehend the -trouble makers until
the attempted assassination of
'Colonel Ferrolra do Amaral, head of
the Lisbon police,, who was shot on
a street corner. Only-one of the
group ' of assailants was arrested at
the time,'; but -rigid" Investigations
soon revealed the .identity of the
others and -all were taken into cus
tody! This proved an easy task
when the police decided to act. be
cause the loaders, having escaped
arrest after previous outrages, be
came bolder with each succeeding
one and did not take the trouble to
bide from tho police.
Colonel A moral's fine record in
the World war won for him "gen
eral admiration and the police of
all sections of Lisbon Joined in a
concerted move to apprehend bis
assailants.
The investigations revealed that
the terrorists in addition to the
bomb outrages .'had been guilty of
robberies and extortions, it having
been sbown that one ot tho Lisbon
banks .had given large sums of
money to the men under threat of
I'damage .by -a bomb..., -
sftf oney May Be Trie Root of All Evil- j
' but to 'the -man - with an aching tooth it seems as though
the real root . of all evil was firmly imbedded In his own i
,.Jaw. .If you've ever bad tooth ache, you'll feel Inclined
"to agree. The point is this what are you doing :now to
prevent toothache? Better let us give your teeth a free
examination it may save you. a lot of pain later on. 1
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
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102-204 Hopka Bid. 8tfi and Wain ...... Phone 838 !
Medford Plate & Window Glass Co.
118 South Bartlett, Medford, Oregon .
Dealers in automobile glass and glass for all purposes. Wo
repair your broken windows Und cre-sllver your old mirrors.
, Write ;us for prices.
.Beveling and Grinding .
- GILBERT'S
1 CASH GROCERY
Specials for Saturday and Monday
10 lbs. new potatoes -'-35c
1 lb. mixed cookies ....: 30c
1 dozen stnctly fresh eggs 39c
5 lbs. assorted jam :SSc
.'No. 10 cans apples ..v.... ; -55c
No. 10 cans peaches 65c
'No. 10 cans apneots -65c
No. 10 cans egg . plums 55 c
No.'lO cans solid 'pack tomatoes 50 C
No. 10 cans loganberries -80c
Broken slice pineapple -. '.. $1 ,00
4 lb. can snowdi-ift .J tQQ
6 rolls wax paper -25 C
l .jjkg. wood picnic plates 10c
3 pkgs jello -25c
1 bottle clorax . -25c
Free 1 jar Beechnut peanut butter to the f iist
20 customera calling at our store Saturday. ....
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Phone your -order and have it delivered
123 North 8fh Phorie 484-J
Mirinui Urubli spout sevoriil
Oays of Inst week ut the (lordon
rnnch near WortU-n lielplug cook
for the baying crew.
May I'lovehger, who uiiderwent
nn alteration for appendicitis last
week is reported much tntiiroved.
Mrs. Puckott ami dniiKbtor spout
the past week visiting at the D. J.
Puckott logging camp at Kooky
Point.
Charley Snowgooso and son Hon
helped Thomas McCormirk Sr. har
vest his hay crop tho first ot tho
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hiiln of Kltmi-
ath Falls wore Ketto visitors Sun
day afternoon, .
Tho community danro at tlio
greatly enjoyed by tltoso iu ut
Keno hull Saturday night wits
tendnnco. The music was furnished
by local talont.
Ross Simmers is now employed as
driver of the stage Tunning from
Klamath Fulls to , nodding.
Lois Snowgooso mado Kirs.
Broylos an afternoon cull Thurs
day.
Tho county repair crow has com
menced work on tho Kcno school
house, getting it ready tor tho open
ing ot school. Besides making vari
ous repairs they will alter the In
terior of the building so as to give
the larger pupils more room.
On Sunday Mrs. Puckott and
daughters, Ethel and Jessie, and
son Everett and Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Puckctt drovo to Central
Point to attend a .church convention.
Bud Blehn of Klamath Falls is
spending a tew days wltb bis cousin.
Merlo Anderson.
The Keno restaurant has re
opened under tho management ot
Mr. and Mrs. Turpin. who canto
hero recently from Washington.
Tom McCormick culled on Bon
Snowgoose Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartoll oamo dowit
from thoir camp at Spraguo River
Sunday toget thier mail and. visit
with their daughter Roaiha, who Is
staying at the F. T. Nelson ranch.
Haying Is in full swing hero and
most of ' the first crop ot alfalfa
bas already been taken care of.
Lee Doten and BUI Adams wcro
dinner guests at the Doten homo
Monday. 'They ' were enrouto to
their homes in the Title lako sec
tion from Alturas, Calif. Thoy had
gone to Alturas In pursuit of two
men who had stolen a number of
horses, saddles, guns and riding
equipment belonging to Aduuis and
Doten In Alturas the men wero
found with tho stolen goods in
their possession, so wero arrested
and taken to Yroka. The theft took
place While tho owners were attend
ing the rodeo at Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bernard
visited with relatives at Algoma
the first ot the week. -
A 'rider for the Klamath Packing
Co. was in this vicinity the last ot
the week gathering up some stray
cattle that were lost out of a largo
herd that was driven through here
recontly.
cyfSPGROVE
Mrs. Robert Hrophy and sister,
Miss U-uh Parker, loit liuro Thurs
day morning for Control Point. Miss
Parker will spend tho remainder
of the summer with hor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Parker. Mrs.
Itrophy will return some tlmo this
week.
Mrs. D. Anderson, Mrs. Ernie
Kramer nud Mrs. M. Munsun mo
tored to Fort Klumuth on business
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jack Sullivan of Oakland,
Calif., is a house guest of Mr. und
Mrs. Troy Miller this week,
Mr. and Mrs. C. ti. I.owls of Bell
Inghnui, Wush., uro spending this
week visiting with Mrs. W, Doney.
Jim Hooker ot Oranls Pass wus
a guest at tho Doney homo Sunday,
Mrs. Carl Williams and children
wore visiting with Mrs. D. Ander
son and Mrs. Kmlo Kramer Sunday.
Fred Jackson is home this week
on account of nn injury to his hand
caused while handling lumber ut
tho Anna Creek mill last week.
Charlie Sevlts and Dnvo George
wero duwn from Calamus cump
Saturday. Thoy returned to camp
tho same evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Sovtts and children, who in
tend to spend about a month visit
ing friends.
Mrs. W. Doney und son George
and Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lewis left
here Monday morning for Urnton.
Calif., where they intend to visit
with Mrs. Uoney's mother for some
time.
James Robcrshaw ot Birmingham,
England, was a business visitor in
camp this wuek.
Mrs. E. Kramer. Mrs. D. Ander
son. Mrs. II. V. Griffin. Mrs. M.
Munson. Rosco Munsun and Nur
man Anderson attended tho funeral
of Mrs. Paul Iluyden 111 Klamath
Falls Wednesday.
TOI IUSTS TODAY
One Cur From Arizona, Itcst Kegls
tcretl from Caltfuitiiii
PORT 'KLA3IATH
Jirs. V. W. Ryan of Fbrt .Klam
ath was Ju this afternoon from the
Ryan ranch shopping.
, COMMERCIAL MAX
B.: II. Williams of San Francisco,
one of the commercial men making
this territory, is here on business.
C. M. Eaton of Konactt, Califor
nia; Earl F. Ponkost, Oakland, Cal
ifornia; Standard (HI company,
Yroka, California; William P. Saud
ers, Su.ramcnt'j Culifirsnla; 1). L.
Wjnaeolt, BU'hop Co., California;
Ciharlos Wo&itott, Bishop Co., Cal
ifornia; ,V. E, iloClui-o, Jr., Yuma,
Arizona; Earl. E. Doty, El Ceurto,
California; I. K. lumbers, Orvlllo,
California; uui J'8. Steer, Edso
wood, Maryland, wcro tho tourists
registered at tun chamber tt com
merce up unit!! lute this atterucou.
l ORMKR KLAMATH RKSIDK.NT
Klist YWt Hero In Seven Year
Mrs. Claro Shearor nco Chcrc
Elmer is spend hor summer vaca
tion in southern Oroaui, firm Ij
Angeles where sho Js if.iw tcucliing
domesl'.j scionco in tho public
schools. Mrs. licarontausrnt In the
local schools f:-r five years before
going south and is paying Klamath
Falls frionds n visit aftor Hiving
been away fjr seven years.
FORT KLAMATH
. Mrs. B. F. Loosely Is among the
shoppers in today from tho Fort
Klunialh country.
.MEIIAFFEY TO AltltliX I'l
Former Jt(slilont Coming to Molu
Wife and Children
Laurence Mo'iuffey, fjrmor well
known Klamath Falls resident, now
located in California, Is exported
to arrive from tho mlh tho first
of tho week to visit bore for sev-
jcral days ut tho h'omc of MY. and
Mrs. Wilbur. Jones. Jirs. MJ.iaffcv
and itwo small sons havo lcen bore
for tho past two weeks with Mrs.
Mohuffuy'u Wjther, Mrs. Jjnos, and
Willi roturn bjuUi wll.h Mr. Mci'iaffoy
by motor, planning tv lakc-ihu couf-.l
routo.
Auto Tries to Fly
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Thli aulomoblls ttled to turn' Into an airplane In Cleveland. The driver
swerved to the curb to avoid a collision and lost control. The car leaped
the curb and slid straight up Hie guy wire of a tolejihonf pole, (ticking
llieie when U Imil reached the anijl shown ahova
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An eminent authority lias citlleO whole
wheat tht petftit ml --- bcciiiisc it contains ev
ery clement need led to sustain the human body.
And Shreddud Wheat is whole wheat
the perfect food in biscuit form;
At this time of year you will find Shredded
WHEAT doubly delicious when served with ,
peaches nnd other fresh fruits. It's a combina
tion which brings variety to the diet, nnd pro
vides health-guarding nutriment in keeping
with the seasonal demand of your appetite.
It's just the crisp, wholesome food your system
is calling for.
Write for recipe book,"50 Waysof Serving
Shredded Wheat."
pacieic coast si iriiddii) wl ie at co.
Oakland, OUT.
Jruits and
Manager Of Mill
Resigns To Take
Up New Position
F. S. Fish, mamiKer of the Chllo
(tiln Lumber company, has re
signed his position to ho free to
accept a position bs sales munaKc r
for tho Dwlght Lumber company, of
San Francisco, Mr. Fish and IiIh
family will leave for the south
shortly before AiiKust 1. Thoy ro
sldo at Chllniiiln.
Mr. Fish, In tho performance of
tho duties of his now position, will
return to Klumuth on business fre
quently. Ho will malm hlu future
homo ill Kan Francisco.
IV I ltO.M CAMP
C. P. Harding, engineer for tho
Oregon Trunk, Is In tho illy this
afternoon from tho Kwollzor much,
where tho force is camped, attend
ing to business.
(.It VIM Ti: M'HKKH MKKTINO
Graduate Nurses of Khimatli uro
Invll-d to itiloiid a meolltiK of tho
Suite Crnditale Nurses' association,
which will ho held In Portland July
'.'0 nnd "1, accordion to word re
ceived hero locluy hy Miss Lytllit
Frleke, county health nurse. Tho
aniiiii Intloli mooting will hn i n
livened by talks from Miss Corolla
Kvuns, director of tho bureau of
niirsliiK of Wisconsin, nnd from
Miss M. C. WhiM'lur of CIiIcuko.
The New
Overland Willys-Knight Automobile
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arc now on display at our show rooms. See the Oveiland Six,
the outstanding car of the year. This car lias been the unrivaled
hit of all the Auto Shows. Beautiful in design and sturdy in
construction. An engineering masterpiece. See it before vou
buy.
Only 1095 Delivered
Overland Fours the world's lowest priced ear with sliding
gear transmission. '
Touring ,r .648
Coupe , : . 825
Sedan .850
Have you seen the new Willys-Knight with tho famous sleeve
valve motor. No valves to grind, no carbon troubles. The
first cost is the last. An engine you'll never wear out. Its
popularity is based on its staying power. The motor improves
with use.'
Touring 1515
-Sedan. ...'.1825
Coupe . . 1735
Trices in Klama'th Falls. Easy terms. Your credit is good.
OVERLAND-KNIGHT SALES CO.
Fourth and Klamath ,
We maintain a service and repair department. Bring in your car
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