The Evening herald., July 22, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

EVENING " IIEIOXT5,nraTmnrSLE5rDllEGDT?
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22f." 102IS
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GOING TO ALASKA
Mr. and Mr. K. E. Ahliiort of Los
Augclos, who visited over Tuesday
lu tlto city, loft this morning for
Crater Lako from which point they
will motor on to Portland, Seattle,
Tncoma, and will theu lenvo tor
Alaska, whore thoy plan to spend
some tiiuo boforo returning to their
home In California. Mr. Ahlport Is
n retired business man oC tho south
ern city.
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La Vogue's
Sale
;Opens
Today
Pressure of Creditors have forced jus to
put on a Sale that will astound with the
SLASH IN PRICES
Bargains of a Life-Time
Our Loss Your Gain
La Vogue's Store
Corner 5th at Main
Ready-To-Wear Ladies Wearing ,
Apparel and Millinery
: , WEATHER REPORT
t?Tho Cyclo-Stormagraph at Under
wood's Pharmacy continues to regis
ter a very even barometric pressure
and pleasant weather will probably
prevail.
Forecast tor next 24 hours:
SiFair with moderate temperatures.
The . Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
High 84 Low 47
i" V. S. Weather Report
Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight
and Thursday. Moderate tempera
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DAXSE LEAVING i
Oscar Danse who has spent th
greater part of the summer months
here, plan's to leave tomorrow morn
ing for Crater Lake to spend the re
mainder of the summer.
w. MRS. NORRIS RETURXS
jjSJrs. Dorcia Norris of Moe's store,
Who has been enjoying a ten days
racation at Lakeview with relatives
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member
This Size
(Qenuine Willard)
$ J 20
13 'Plate, Rubber Case
fits Ford
, Chevrolet
Overland
1 Maxwell ,
Star
k ; and others
11-Plate
Wood Case
Willard . . .
8 Hour Charging
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FLOYD HENRIOT CO.
234 Main St. Phone 397-W
and friends returned to the city and
has with her Mrs. M. C. White, who
will be ber house guest for the next
ten days.
TO CRATER LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burton of Los
Angeles, who have been visiting in
Klamath Falls for a few days, loft
this morning for Crater Lake. While
here they visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Smith. Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Burton being school chums.
MOTOR BOAT PARTY
To Honor Visiting Girls With Boat
ing Party Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. H. Jenkins will be
host and hostess at a boating party
this evening, honoring the Aneson
sisters of Portland who are guests
at the Jenkins home. A picnic along
the shore of the lake has been plan
ned. In the party will be the Misses
Inez, Eva and Addie Jenkins, Ruth
Llndsey, Mary Wilson, Leatha Sim
mons, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins and the
honor guests, the Aneson sisters.
Willard Battery me
$13
.45
K.KLI.S ItOl'SK tU KST
Southern Matron llrrr tor MontliN
Vllt nt Kuril Homo
Mrs. E. A. Walker of Glcndale.
California. Is the house guest of her
duughtur. Mrs. J. M. Kiel) at her
home in tho Summers district and
plans to remain here tor a fortnight.
Mrs. Walker returned with her
daughter who has been south for a
visit.
TODAYS TOI UISTS
F. M. Fairelitld of Chicago, Illinois
was the first ot the tourists to reg
ister at tho chamber of commerce
this morning. Mr. Fulrchild and
party are making a two weeks tour
of Oregon. Others to register to
day Included; Vance Pollock, Bou
nusa. Ore.; Mrs. (ieorge H. Wilson,
Riverside, Cat.; Louis E. Smith,
Susanville. Cat: John K. Harris,
Sacramento, Cal; J. Coleman, Teh
ama. Cal; W. H. James. San Fran
cisco; R. E. Ahlport; Los Angeles;
V. Milo Colbert, Sacramento: Minnie
Flood. Orland. Cal J. E. Baldwin,
Los Angeles; J. B. Fanning, Oak
dale, Cal; William Moran, Berkeley;
R. W. Small, Chowhllla, Cal: Ed
Mulligan, Omaha, Nebraska; I. P.
Ecklund, Pavoloma. Cal; Druno
Kuenncko, Sacramento. . Cal; Grace
V. Mottran, Los AAngelos, Cal; P.
I R. Mying. Alameda, California.
FLEET OFF MELBOURNE
MELBOURNE. July 23, flp) Tho
United States fleet was sighted off
Melbourne harbor this morning and
will enter the head at 10 o'clock.
Collier Appoints
Committee Heads
Closer unity in the work Is the
objective striven for by tho appoint
ment yesterday at the board of di
rectors luncheon, ot heads of com
mittees of the chamber of commerce.
It is President Collier's plan to
have each director of the chamber
take an active interest In one unit
of chamber work.
The following committee heads
were appointed: Agriculture and
land settlement, E. M. Bubb; new
industries, John Boyle; community
advertising, Ri E. Crego; civic, wel
fare, R. C. Grocsbeck: roads and
highways, E. H. Balsigcr; railroads,
W. C. Dalton; schools. G. A. Masscy;
federal building, H. D. Mortenson;
stop forest fire's, E. B. Hall; mer
chants' bureau, E. W. Vannice; fi
nance and bndget, J. A, Gordon;
membership, Fred Fleet and J. W.
Kerns; forum committee, E. B. Hall;
executive committee, ex-officio; pro
gram of work, Dr. G. A. Masscy.
Fire Caught In ,
Early Stages At
Triangle Cafe
Fire early this morning did slight
damage to the interior of the
Triangle Cafe but was extinguished
by the local fire department before
serious damage was incurred.
Although the street in front ot the
fire engine house, is being torn out
preparatory to paving" operations,
the truck made good time to the
restaurant. As soon as the street
becomes Impassable, the fire truck
will be stationed on Klamath avenue,
a half block from the fire house.
Property On Main
Sold To Lumberman
Fifty feet of Main street property
has changed hands, according to
announcement yesterday afternoon
from the real estate firm of Chll
cotc and Smith. The property which
was owned by the real estate office
was purchased by R. B. Early, a
Portland , lumberman. Mr. Early,
who was In Klamath Falls recently,
explained that he was purchasing
the properly only as an' Investment.
The property Is located on the
north side of Main street near the
junction of Esplanade with Main and
Just west of the Lake hotel.
MOVE TO MODOC POINT
Recently Here from I is Angeles
Havo Movol to Modoc Point
Mr. ami Mrs. A.' J. Kehoe have
moved from Klamath Falls to Mo
doc Point," w'.iere Mr. Kehoe 1s con
nected with the Lamm Lumber com
pany operations, Mr. and Mrs. Ke
hoe just recently came to this vicin
ity front Los Angeles .
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very Summer suit in the store is on sale at good substantial reductions.
New Models-New Fabrics-Single and Double Breasted Styles-Tweeds
-Gaberdines-Whip cords-Worsted s-"Kuppenheimcrs" Good Clothcs-
at the following reduced Prices
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Speeders Happy
While Judge Is
Away At Springs
As long as Justice of the Peace
R. E. Hunsaker remains nt Turner
Springs In his effort to' effect a
permanent cure of a malicious
rheumatic affection of ' tho arm,
spoedcrs have some hope ot get
ting away with only a severe repri
mand. ,
W. A. Foster, state traffic of
ficer, explained the situation today.
"When I arrest a man going out
of the county, for example on the
Green Springs road, and he has no
cash bail to put up, then I am
forced to bring him back to Klam
ath Falls for appearance before a
Judge," he said. "County Judge
Bunnell Is acting during Mr. Ilun
saket's absence, but other business
often keeps him away from Klam
ath Falls for several days at a time.
"Therefore, the man Is forced to
wait around Klamath Falls until he
can appear before a magistrate, and
It Is hardly fair. Take for exfpiplo
last Sunday when n delegation from
Weed that attended the baseball
game was speeding out of the
county on the Green Springs road,
in an effort to make tho trip home
(hat night. I stopped several of the
Klamath Klothing Kompany
Annual
Clearance
Summer
all
Summer Suits
Summer Suits
Summer Suits
45.00 . Summer Suits
50.00 Summer Suits
Klamath Klothing Kompany
Leading Clothiers
machines that were exceeding the
speed limit but had to let them go
with a warning, owing to lack ot a
Judge.
"If thero was only a magistrate
at Kono, my troubles would ho
solved."
Mrs. Lang To Be -Tried
July 27th
Mrs. Lulu Lang, KJamath Indian,
will be tried on July 27 on a churga
ot destroying a public record at
Klamath Agency. On tho 2Htli sho
will stand trial on nnnlhor charge
of disturbing the peace at Klamath
Agency, in connection with the first
charge. Until cases will bo tried In
the United Slates District cotir. In
Portland. '
Clarence Memo, a young Indian
who Is held In Portland on a charge
of forging tho name of Fred A.
Baker, former superintendent of the
Klamath Indian reservation to a
check, will bo tried in the federal
court Juno 20. , '
TOA.ST 1.V.AOV KHt'OHKH
At Oakland 4, Portland 3.'
At Sacramento 5, San Francisco 4
At Vernon fi, Scuttle 13.
At Salt Lnke 1, Los Angeles 3, '
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Sale
Suits
Mills Addition
School Will Get
' New Class Room
Itupld lucrenso In enrollment at
Mills Adltlon school on East Main
street led io tho letting- of a con
tract by thu city school board Mon
day night for tho construction ot an
additional school room In tho base
ment of tho school. . The contract
was let to John Almetur, who Is
also building tho new . Central
school, and will cost (1500,
W. D., Miller Construction com
pany was the sola bidder on the Job
which calls for tho levelling nnd
surfacing of tho school grounds of
Riverside school. Tho contract will
not be let until the school hoard
comes to a decision on what typo of
surfacing shall bo used.
School Contract
Awarded By Board
Contract for the consiructwn of
a new Htciool nt Spraguo Itlvnr was
awarded yoslordny to Ed. Dntlumlivy
uind WV J, Klefor,, local contractors,
the county school siiperltilondenl'a
office announced ViIh morning.
Cost of the now building 'will he
$4920 and tine structura must bo
comjilotod, hy Soplombor ID, when
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school vpons, ' , ,
Tho school will bo a frame stuc
bure with two school rooms and
with two rooms In which 4ho teach
ers will muko their homos. Con
tracts tfor the construction ot 'one
room additions onto tho sdliool at
Lamm's mill and Chllouuln li'uvu
not boon nwurdod.
Auto
Pa rts
Why waslo (hut preclourf"
power so osseiitial for a sweat
mailing motor?
Use
Fitzgerald Never '
Leak Gaskets
futility Piston IUiiks
' Mui'Kay Valves
VanDykes Parts Co.
With the Hub Tire Shop
I noa h. niii, Phono aio
New parts for all cars