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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1925)
mm lKfj -i .-uu.. j L.X. Do you know The Amount of Stock YOu WILL believe we do not exau eraie, when you have visited our ))own Stairs Store, it we say we be lieve we have t lie largest stock of footwear in Klamath county. There i .1 definite and round, logical and sensible reason In this being true. The great majorlt,- c( people, between 65 and 7 r per cent, purchase good quality, servle tble, medium priced f-.iotwea.-. We carry our stork ttf footwear in proportion whk-'i means we carry a much larger stook of medium priced good quality footwear and the usual volume of patterns in novelty, special and high priced footwear merch andise as well. evening mtAiKimW falls, mmw Vews Of The Klamath Country (MP RULE GORPORATiOH We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out at 5 p. m. same day i i i it Notice Big Difference in the Way You Feel Quit Poisoning Yourself To-, ference in the way you feel, con- rtav F.el Renter in Few ! tains I"lre vegetable ingredients ap- j , J -, : proved bv Phvsicians Hnnrc rr lJ r I net- Helps nnture 1 cleanse and rone your liver strengthen your digestive organs Make this test! End suffering "from Indigestion. Pimples. Pains in Back and Sides, Constipation, Head r aches and tired, rundown condition. due to Self-poisoning because of Hluzziah liver and clogged intestines. ! satisfied, or no cost Take a oleasant snoonful of Dr. I Dr. Thacher's is sold and recotu ; Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup ! mended, under this guarantee by the I after the next two meals. In less I Star Drug Store and all leading than 14 hours notice the quick dif-1 druggists. Adv. 'soothe the tired and overtaxed nerves, brace up your system and purify your blood and restore your energy again. You, too, must be ' Group Insurance Plan Established i employe severs connection w ith i the firm, his insurance policy is j automatically discontinued. Br Klamath StOre Arnl Division Mobiliizs Quickly. - , , - CAMP LEWIS, Wash., Aug. 4.(P) Thought to be the only store lb (hird army diyjsion here can southern Oregon to initltiate the j mobilize and be ready to entrain plan, the Golden Rule store today in one hour and 45 minutes. This announces the establishnint of ; ' determined recently In a test :,.. ,. i u mobilization ordered by Major Gcn- the group insurance plan by which i ' i ral William II. Johnston, camp every employe of the company ; coramander Tbe mobilization plan would be Insurd for $1000 as long kcpt secrpt , fa orders as they are employes of the store, j were )5fiue(1. Everv unit in camp The plan is being established under j pa(.ke(, up anfl wa at fa railroad the direction of James Driscoll, s(ation wlthin the ;ime tated local insurance man. The employes will be Insured at The mayor of Holloway. Ohio, a no cost to themselves, Perry O. , woman, tendered her resignation, DeLup, insurance agon', associated j declaring the office Interfered -with With Air. Driscoll, snld. When the ' her home work. Sacred Heart Academy a select boarding and day school for girls and boys. Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis. Grades foHow regular utate courses. MUSIC AND ART departments under excellent teachers. High school standardized. Rates are reasonable. For information write Sisters of St. Ffancis or call at the academy. KLAMATH FALLS Sprague River Items We as put., as are, very much elat ed over tho new school building which is progressing so nicely, and at the fact that we will soon have a 5000. 00. school building. This will be quite an asset to our town. Miss Roai Lawver Is vjslting at her Uncle's, A. 6, Miller at I'htlo quia. Mr, I'uikett. who has the logging contract tor the Camell Lumber fo., was In town ou Friday of last week. Mr. I'uckott Is one of the best enulpped loggerr in the field to day. he has his camp at Oherrj creek. Tho ladies aid society v, ill meet with Mrs. Panket on Thursday of this week. .Mr. and Mrs. Karl Holland was In Klamath Kalis on Saturday of lust week, Mr. Holland is superin tendent of the mill at this place. We are informed that the t'amell Lumber i'.,., whi.:i is operating a mill at this place will soon build ten more cottages for their em ployes. A young man was drowned In tile river about four miles above this place on Saturday of Us; week. Arthur Laugo'.l who move;l from his ranch on Whiskey creek has moved back. F. A. Ilutto has been in Portland for the last week on business, M. HuttO will be a wituess ill the case of the government prosecuting Lie parties whj tsile the cattle from the north marsh about a month ago and drove them to Head, where they ere caught. . Bert Hanes of Klamats Falls who happened to an accident lust Thurs day while loading logs fir Paton, is reported doing fine. M .-. Ilanes cauji-u his hand under sprocket chain and mashed it. He was taken to the Klamath Valley hospital and Dr. Trua.x was called to administer treatment. Dock Hianesy the elo tri-al man here is doing well and is so pleas ed wnn the outlook at this place he is going to build him a dwelling and locale here permanently and he knows electricity and the best of It all is 'he has a conscience after he has fixed It, o.- has done the work and makes his charges, you do not leave his shop s'lying I iievor will go back there again for he cbaigea so much, give him a trial and see if I am not right. Policeman Erskin Beal is in Port land on business this week. A. it. McNair who purchased the garage of Mr. Walter Gregg is do ing well infact he is busy and seems to be able to deliver the goods. Prospective buyers who -:ome to this place can get the desired in formation of B. E. Woliord, he Is ilways ready to give aiy informa tion you may need. And now is the time to buy as property will advance here for the Railroads will soon both be here and then the people will begin to want to buy. We believe that if. we bad the fol lowing businesses here that they could do well as the business is here. A doctor and he should have a drug store, we also need a bak ery, and a meat market. C A. Scohnin is able to be at his work after lw-o weeks absence on account of an Injury. Mr. Gobeyin and his family are the guests of tho Wolfords. The Goberllns are prospective settlers at this place. Dr. Rodgers of the Klamath Agency was calling on his patients In the east end of the reservation this week. Dr. Itodgers seems to bfl (lulte busy. Judge Levi F. Walker and Mrs. Walker were in Sprague Itiver from their ranch last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Anderson and family were in Sprague Itiver one day last week and visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hunter. Billie Turner Jackson was visiting at the home of Mr. and lira. Deniel Clinton on Sunday. Mrs. Bertha D. Wallace made a business trip to Klamath Falls one- day last week. Mrs. Wallace holds the position as field matron. New Addition Is Killed in Council Room Refusal of K. D. Co. to Grade Brings Di vided Vote Unwilling to approve an addition !,i Klaniat. i Falls unless the Klam ath Development Co. agreed to grade streets, two QOUttClltttOh refused to accept Dixon Addition No. -'. They were Fred H. Coter and B. u. iial slger, while c. . Roberts and I'. K. Stuckey voted for tho new addition. a representative ol the company pointed out to the council that grading tho streets WOUld entail such expense that the properly would not be salable. Another residence section In Ihe city came into being last night wlct the creation of Home. i res a IS aCT tract OOUOa of town, which was ac cepted by thu city council. Forty more acres will he Included In tho section pending Inspection by the county court of the acreage. 1 rsisteiice won Its reward last niglu ami Western I'uion messenger boys were allowed seven-fool park- .-s space in front o( the telegraph office, following an orat plea for a sporl restricted space. The four boys who appeared before tho city council were Oris Sweeney, Charles Katon. Koy Durham and George Helton. The usual time was devoted to tile passage or consideration of or dinances. Ordinances adopted last ulg'it were: Ordinance to appoint 0, M. Cosehoom. city architect for the puh Uc librarv; paving of l'ayuo allay; approving se-sale of certain land to F. Hill Hunter; re-sale of land to Oscar Holm; paving of Washing ton street 'from Seventh to Kighth; Lincoln street from Kleventh easter ly to the Llnkville cemetery; Jeffer sen street ftom Ninth easterly to the Government cumtl. TUESDAY, iUIGUST 4, 1926 . Z)u Hunsaker Leaves For South Again The services of a specialist are Bought by K. E. Hunsaker, Justice of the peace, who left yesterday for San Francis o where he plans to enter Stanford University hospital aud there remain for diagnosis and treatment. It is said that tho mag- ; I titrate win not return home to I Klamath Falls until his condition ehows Improvement. PUBLIC SERVICE MEN MEET WITH PUBLIC BODIES A0 New Beauty for the Better Buick Duotonc Duco, DOW intrn dttccd by Buick, is the latest, smartest, most striking color untl finish combination for motor curs. Its soft splendor charmingly enhances the heaiitiful new Htiiek body BUICK lines. Tt establishes a new OUBtCVtn vogue in motorcar dress. And Dnotone Dnco is only one of many l(J26 Buick improvements. Tho Better Btiiek is on display today in the showroom of every Buick detrier. M O T t It OI.OI C O M P A N V . C.r.l M, " l'l.INT, MICHIGAN An investigation of crop pro duction, both present and potential, and the market for crops, prompted members and officials 61 the public service commission this morning to meet with the directors of the Klam ath Irrigation district and the Klam ath Federated Board. In both meetings the state men made it clear that they wore In Klamath to ascertain whether or not agricultural conditions in Klamath would stand an increase in railroad rates or a decrease. On t lie on, hand the railroads are petitioning the Interstate commerce commission for an increase in rates and on the other, a resolution is on record in congress asking that an investiga tion be conducted with the view in end of effecting a decrease in rail road rates for agriculture. Both the directors of irrigation district and members of the federat ed board endeavored to show why the railroad rates for farm products should not only not be Increased, but a decrease would help farmers secure a reasonable, profit from their land and spur them on to greater agricultural development. FOREST KIRK WORSE Buick 8C Star Garage Opposite White Pelican Hotel HEN BBTTKH iUTOUOIILB! . SI ,. I. I I - BO ICR Will IU1LD Till Hi-Jackers in Shooting Fray Mystery Surrounds In jury to Two in Gun Fight LOS AXGELKS. Calif, Aug. I, IP) Two men, both dangerously woundda wen- In d hospital early today here and in Long Beach, and j two were held by the police of t he i dash, d into the homo of 'i Long I two cities for Investigation as the; Bnacll pollea officer, a mile from ' result of wliut officers say wus a J the scene of the shooting, nnd SSgCd pitched battle in Long Bench In- for water. llMai, nn imiam i,,I 1, 1 . t . . 1 . . . I I Brnnenian, acoofdiBg to th The wounded were Jaas Barrat, ' boa Angotei police, broughl lUunsan alias Jack Collins, San Francisco, ! to the hospital here. located In tho Seaside hospital, . Long Beach, and ('. II. Muiixon, Los Angeles, found In the Clnru Itlirlou 'hospital here. Till two in custodj gave ttie names or lack amnio, Kan Franc isco, aud Georite L. Bnttn man, Los Angeles. - v 1 Martin v.-ns arrested when hi A Tennyson room In a now mu ni urn In Lincoln, England, will be exclusively devoted to books, ple i i r. nnd msnuscripts, and such of lite poet's persona possessions as can In- got together. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. L The forest fire on Cedar Swamp creek, in the Mount Hood National forest wa sreported worse today. It now covers an area about a half mile wide and one and one half miles long, the forest supervisors office reported. Struts ? f t t T T f T T 9 i T T Y t ? t T 1 i A correlation machine, with few er parts than a typewriter, driven by an electric motor, has demon strated calculations in ten minutes, which task formerly took two hours. Mens Canvas Olovea, good weight, 2 prs. for 25c. Klamath Klothing Kompany. Adv. 31-6. Dan Dcsduncs, coir --ed leader of the naiipU-st negro Ixind in Omaha, has )ust u little more Strut In hit inarch ing now than ever before Whyv, Well, his band has contracted ;o pluy for h parade ot thfl Ku Klux Klan, who will march in full regalia, with hoods and every thing. 2 2 if t f s "Aged in the Hood" That World Famous WILLIS -KNIGHT MOTOR It Never Wears Out It Wears In. For luxury, long life and low upkeep this car is incom parable. With value fat beyond its price makes this one of the most popular cars of today, and they are not expensive. "THE CAR WITHOUT AN ENEMY" 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 gn. I 2 T 4 2 2 2 2 2 ? 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 T 2 T 2 tVat!aaV OVERLAND - KNIGHT SALES CO. 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